Nita's favorite Auntie loves Pringles. For Auntie Appreciation Day, she wants to wrap a can of Pringles for a gift. She has 95 square inches of wrapping paper, but doesn't know if that is enough to cover the can. She measures the can and finds the raduis is 1.5 and the height is 9. Based on her calculations below, she thinks she has enough paper. Is she correct? A = pi r2 + 2 pi rh A = 1 (1.52) + 27 (1.5) (9) A 7.07 + 84.82 A ~ 91.9 Are Nita's calculations for the surface area of the can correct? If not, what was his mistake and how much wrapping paper does the can require? please help. it's very very important ​