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`A = 2pi* "r" * "h" * csc( theta )`
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The Slanted Cylinder Surface Area calculator computes the lateral area (surface area of the sides) of a slanted cylinder based on its radius, height and slant angle (slope).
INSTRUCTIONS: Choose units and enter the following:
- (r) base radius
- (h) height and
- (θ) slant angle.
Surface Area (A): The surface area is returned in square meters. However, this can be automatically converted to other area units via the pull-down menu.
Slanted Cylinder Calculators
- Surface Area of a slanted cylinder based on the radius (r) and side length (l).
- Surface Area of a slanted cylinder based on the radius (r), slant angle (θ) and the height (h).
- Volume of a Slanted Cylinder
- Mass or Weight of a Slanted Cylinder
The Math / Science
The formula for the surface area of a slanted cylinder is:
A = 2 π⋅r⋅h⋅csc(θ)
where:
- A is the surface area of a slanted cylinder.
- r is the radius of the cylinder.
- h is the height of the cylinder.
- θ is the slant angle.
Related Cylinder Calculator Functions:
- Compute the Lateral Surface Area (sides) of the cylinder based on height and radius.
- Compute the Total Surface Area of a cylinder including the sides, top and bottom.
- Compute the Volume of a cylinder based on cylinder height and radius
- Compute the Height of a cylinder based on the volume and radius.
- Compute the Radius of a cylinder based on the volume and height.
- Compute the Mass or Weight of a cylinder as a function of the volume and mean density of the substance of the cylinder.
- Compute the Density of a cylinder.
- Compute the Lateral Surface Area of a Slanted cylinder.
- Compute the Volume of a Slanted cylinder.
- Compute the Weight or Mass of a Slanted cylinder.
- Compute the moment of inertia of a cylinder shaped object based around the central axis
- Compute the moment of inertia of a cylinder shaped object around the end of the cylinder
- Compute the moment of inertia of a cylinder shaped object perpendicular to the central axis.
- Look up the mean density of common substances (useful in calculating the mass/weight and the moments of inertia)