Real objects (like a capsule, an ice-cream cone with scoop, or a tent) are combinations of standard solids. When computing surface area of a combination, add only the outer surfaces (not the internal joining faces); for volume, simply add volumes of components.
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Class 10 · Mathematics (Standard) · Unit 12: Surface Areas and Volumes
Combining Solids
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