The radius and the height of a cylinder are $28 \, cm$ and $54.5 \, cm$ respectively. It is closed at one end by a hemisphere and at the other end by a $21 \, cm$ high cone. Find the total surface area of the combined article. (in $cm^2$)

  • A
    $17600$
  • B
    $15200$
  • C
    $15630$
  • D
    $21600$

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