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A toy is in the shape of a cone mounted on a hemisphere of the same base radius r. Which surfaces make up its total surface area? (CSA = curved surface area, TSA = total surface area)

Class 10Surface Area of Combined SolidsMensuration
  • ACSA of cone + CSA of hemisphere
  • BCSA of cone + TSA of hemisphere
  • CTSA of cone + CSA of hemisphere
  • DTSA of cone + TSA of hemisphere

Step-by-Step Solution

The flat circular faces of both the cone and the hemisphere are joined and hidden, so only the curved surfaces of each remain exposed.
Answer: A) CSA of cone + CSA of hemisphere

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