Asked by Juliet
A gas barrel has the shape of a right cylinder with the radius of 5 ft. and the height of 15 ft. If gas is being pumped into the barrel at the rate of 3 ft.3/min, find the rate at which the gas is rising when the gas is 8 ft. deep.
any help would be great!!
any help would be great!!
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Answered by
Steve
Since the tank is a right circular cylinder, the cross-section does not change.
The volume of a 1-ft-high section is 25pi ft^3, so the liquid rises at a rate of 3/25pi ft/min.
Now, if you want to use calculus, you can say that
v = pi r^2 h
v' = pi(2rr'h + r^2h')
But, r is constant, so r' = 0
v' = pi r^2 h'
3 = pi * 25 * h'
h' = 3/25pi
The volume of a 1-ft-high section is 25pi ft^3, so the liquid rises at a rate of 3/25pi ft/min.
Now, if you want to use calculus, you can say that
v = pi r^2 h
v' = pi(2rr'h + r^2h')
But, r is constant, so r' = 0
v' = pi r^2 h'
3 = pi * 25 * h'
h' = 3/25pi
Answered by
Juliet
okay, thank you!!!
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