There is a beverage can made of iron sheet. The bottom is 6cm in diameter and 10cm in height (1) What is the minimum area of wrapping paper needed to cover the side of a beverage can with a circle of wrapping paper? (2) How many square centimeter iron sheets does it take to make such a beverage can (3) How many milliliters of drinks can this can hold at most

There is a beverage can made of iron sheet. The bottom is 6cm in diameter and 10cm in height (1) What is the minimum area of wrapping paper needed to cover the side of a beverage can with a circle of wrapping paper? (2) How many square centimeter iron sheets does it take to make such a beverage can (3) How many milliliters of drinks can this can hold at most

In the first question, 6 times 3.14 times 10 equals 188.4 square centimeter. In the second question, the quadratic power of 2 times 3.14 times 3 plus 188.4 square centimeter equals 244 square centimeter. In the third question, the quadratic power of 2 times 3.14 times 3 equals 555.2 cubic centimeter