Volume & Surface Area of a Cylinder | Grade 5 Crossover Series | GCSE Maths Tutor

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[@jameschester7839]

Perfect timing we just had a lesson on this at school and this just made it so much clearer for me! Thanks again 🤜🏽🤜🏽

[@TheGCSEMathsTutor]

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[@victoriaade9621]

Thank you so much you are so great at explaining and writing your work clearly

[@TheGCSEMathsTutor]

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[@susannahtrentham7636]

So helpful!! Much clearer than my teacher

[@Therealslimshadybrooke]

Maths 7.1 - PERIMETER AND AREA 7.2 - UNITS AND ACCURACY 7.3 - PRISMS (done) 7.4 - CIRCLES 7.5 - SECTORS OF CIRCLES 7.6 - CYLINDERS AND SPHERES 7.7 - PYRAMIDS AND CONES these are my topics and youve helped me so much, i understand them well but do you have any worksheets like practice for these . Thank you so much for your videos btw so grateful

[@yukislife572]

thats where u use corbett maths

[@CharlotteCarpenter-ho8px]

GOAT at maths

[@fozyleen9737]

Thank you so much for everything !

[@hooriashakeel7634]

how would you find the height of a cylinder when given the surface area

[@inaya8834]

thank u so much for the great video- next can you do a video of volume of pyramids?

[@tahirmiah-j4e]

this helped me alot :-

[@dfsx7934]

thanks bro

[@eirinieparaschidis2607]

SO helpful!!

[@_diz_choco_]

Was so helpful

[@Syed-Shabir-Hussain-2004]

Hi you know for the surface area there is an easier way to find it out you could use this formula- π(R^2+R^2+HD) [the r is radius which is squared] [H- Height D-Diameter] this formula actually works because my teacher has taught me this please try this and use it in your video thanks :)

[@EchoGhost0-6]

do you have any videos on pyramids?

[@sukmn1136]

could this come in a non calculator paper?

[@26plr]

ur the best

[@Delighted_Rose]

what is the different between area , total surface area and surface area?

[@alexasabrina2127]

@@meryemcumhur7996 so for the first question, the surface area would've just stayed as 380.132?

[@_caramel6297]

Shouldn’t the first one be 11,404 cm^3? Great vid btw

[@navyanagar3784]

No cuz it says round to three significant figures

[@bradysmudge]

thanks!

[@خديجةالدرازي]

really usefull

[@Rahul-yu3ro]

11:59

[@4ty_pupahg396]

How do you change cubed numbers into squared numbers ? (Unrelated)

[@ahmedmustafa4978]

Sir could you please make a video on using ratios to find coordinates I find this topic difficult. Especially questions such as: the points P and Q lie on a straight line with p coordinates as (0,6) and q coordinates as (2,0) . PQ : QR = 1:2. Find the coordinates of R?????

[@TheGCSEMathsTutor]

I will have a look into this for sure! It’s a very unique question 😁🙏🏼

[@TheGCSEMathsTutor]

It’s actually quite a simple question when you break it down, R is twice the distance away that Q is to P, to get from P to Q you would go across 2 and down 6, so from Q to R you would go across 4 and down 12, so the coordinate would be (6,-12) 😁🙏🏼

[@CharlotteCarpenter-ho8px]

7:39 is weird background noise

[@zaapiriinmohamud3420]

The total surface area of the cylinder the simple formula is = 2π r h + 2π r²

[@astra-rb2mh]

Thx im lost for my igcses

[@safiyah9772]

how many marks would this question be?

[@TheGCSEMathsTutor]

A basic question may be 2-3 marks, add some more complexity using Pythagoras or giving the volume to find the height etc and it could be 4-5 marks!

[@mlyser1230]

​@@TheGCSEMathsTutorthank you

[@Cristina12345-s]

Surface area and volume seems the same for me except the answer has to be cm3

[@mohamedfaisal6991]

sorry sorry you are right

[@alishabbir85]

Slime behaviour

[@TheGCSEMathsTutor]

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[@Andrew-ne3hz]

@@TheGCSEMathsTutor thats a bad thing yk. stupid

[@8xRedMonkeyx8]

The volume of that cylinder is 11,400cm'?!?!?!? haha Math is dumb