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Question about Spatial Geometry: Metric Relations of the Cylinder

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Spatial Geometry: Metric Relations of the Cylinder

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In a soda can factory, one of the engineers needs to calculate the distance between two opposite points on the bases of a cylinder formed by the can, to adjust the printing machine that will stamp the company's logo. Knowing that the can has a diameter of 6 cm and a height of 12 cm, what is the distance between two opposite points on the cylinder's bases?
a.
12.37 cm
b.
15 cm
c.
6 cm
d.
18 cm
e.
12 cm

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