The length of a hollow pipe is three times its radius.

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Problem

The length of a hollow pipe is three times its radius. (1) Write an expression for its outer surface area in terms of its radius rr . (2) If the outer surface area is 301.6 m2301.6 \text{ m}^2 , find the radius of the pipe.

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