Asked by Mat
Good morning.
Quick question.
dr/dt=K/r^2
When the radius is 3cm, the radius is increasing at a rate of 5/36pi. Use this fact to find the constant K.
I know that the general form of these growth factors is e^kt but im not sure where the rate and the original radius goes.
Is it e^5/36pi*k=3? doesnt seem right.
Quick question.
dr/dt=K/r^2
When the radius is 3cm, the radius is increasing at a rate of 5/36pi. Use this fact to find the constant K.
I know that the general form of these growth factors is e^kt but im not sure where the rate and the original radius goes.
Is it e^5/36pi*k=3? doesnt seem right.
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