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As illustrated above, a cylinder can be described topologically as a square in which top and bottom edges are given parallel orientations and the left and right edges are joined to place the arrow heads and tails into coincidence (Gray 1997, pp. 322-323). The cylindrical surface of a circular cylinder has Euler characteristic 0 (Alexandroff 1998, p. 99).

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If a plane inclined with respect to the caps of a right circular cylinder intersects a cylinder, it does so in an ellipse. The cylinder was extensively studied by Archimedes in his two-volume work On the Sphere and Cylinder in ca. 225 BC.

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These are the basis for cylindrical coordinates. The lateral surface area and volume of the cylinder of height and radius are

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Unfortunately, the term "cylinder" is commonly used not only to refer to the solid bounded by a cylindrical surface, but to the cylindrical surface itself (Zwillinger 1995, p. 311). To make matters worse, according to topologists, a cylindrical surface is not even a true surface, but rather a so-called surface with boundary (Henle 1994, pp. 110 and 129).

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The formula for the volume of a cylinder leads to the mathematical joke: "What is the volume of a pizza of thickness and radius ?" Answer: pi z z a. This result is sometimes known as the second pizza theorem.

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If you are certified on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 or were certified on an earlier version of Red Hat Enterprise Linux you can grow your automation skills in a container-based infrastructure by recertifying your credential with the Red Hat Certified Engineer (RHCE) exam (EX294). The automation skills covered by the RHCE credential are the foundation for building and operating automation across an organization and are critical to scaling a wide range of Red Hat technologies. While you are not required to recertify on the new version, the changes we have made to the RHCE credential offer unique opportunities for you to expand your knowledge. The RHCE credential also applies toward becoming a Red Hat Certified Architect in Infrastructure. You can also apply the following exam towards your RHCA credential once you’re an RHCE:

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As teams and organizations pursue digital transformation, the Red Hat Certified Engineer (RHCE) credential helps you to demonstrate skills critical to managing systems in a DevOps environment. One of the key tenets of DevOps is automation and the RHCE is an extension of the knowledge required to automate the deployment, management, and support of multi-system environments — making your credential even more valuable and relevant. By developing automation skills to complement your deployment and configuration expertise, you will show your understanding of how Ansible Automation interacts with other Red Hat technologies.

As if this were not confusing enough, the term "cylinder" when used without qualification commonly refers to the particular case of a solid of circular cross section in which the centers of the circles all lie on a single line (i.e., a circular cylinder). A cylinder is called a right cylinder if it is "straight" in the sense that its cross sections lie directly on top of each other; otherwise, the cylinder is said to be oblique. The unqualified term "cylinder" is also commonly used to refer to a right circular cylinder (Zwillinger 1995, p. 312), and this is the usage followed in this work.

The right cylinder of radius with axis given by the line segment with endpoints and is implemented in the Wolfram Language as Cylinder[x1, y1, z1, x2, y2, z2, r].

The term "cylinder" has a number of related meanings. In its most general usage, the word "cylinder" refers to a solid bounded by a closed generalized cylinder (a.k.a. cylindrical surface) and two parallel planes (Kern and Bland 1948, p. 32; Harris and Stocker 1998, p. 102). A cylinder of this sort having a polygonal base is therefore a prism (Zwillinger 1995, p. 308). Harris and Stocker (1998, p. 103) use the term "general cylinder" to refer to the solid bounded a closed generalized cylinder.

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