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Description: i need correct explanation my best wishes ton Q 28. Consider a cylinder of diameter d and length I, then the ratio of its surface area A to volume V will be:Ops: A OA/V= (2d + 41) / di8. OA/V= 4/dC. OAIV= (+0)/diD. OA/V= 6d /1

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Q 28. Consider a cylinder of diameter d and length I, then the ratio of its surface area A to volume V will be: Ops: A OA/V= (2d + 41) / di 8. OA/V= 4/d C. OAIV= (+0)/di D. OA/V= 6d /1

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