Asphere is inscribed in a cylinder. use complete sentences and geometric formulas to compare the surface area of the sphere and the lateral area of the cylinder.
(how do i explain this? also, correct answer will be marked brailnliest)

Since the sphere is inscribed in a cylinder, that means that the cylinder's height and diameter are equal. This is because, in a sphere, if you draw two lines with a point on the center and a point anywhere on the outside of a sphere, the two lines will always be equal. So because the cylinder's bases and sides are touching the sphere's "sides", "top", and "bottom", the cylinder must have the same height and diameter as the sphere. In other words, cylinder's height = cylinder's diameter = sphere's diameter. So, for example, a sphere is inscribed in a cylinder. The sphere's diameter is 4. This means that the cylinder's diameter and height must be 4. To find the lateral area of the cylinder, you would need to use L.A. = 2 * pi * r * h > L.A. = 16 pi. To find the surface area of the sphere, you would need to use S.A. = 4 * pi * r^2 > S.A. = 16 pi.

In conclusion, if a sphere is inscribed in a cylinder, then the surface area of the sphere and the lateral area of the cylinder are equal.

the first one, all those points on the line just make a strait line.