Asked by Elizabeth

A metal cylindrical container with an open top is to hold 1 cubic foot. If there is no waste in construction, find the dimensions which will require the least amount of material.

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Answered by Reiny
V = πr^2 h
h = 1/(πr^2)

Surface Area (SA)
= bottom + collar of cylinder
= πr^2 + 2πrh
=πr^2 + 2πr(1/(πr^2)
= πr^2 + 2/r
dSA/dr = 2πr - 2/r^2 = 0 for a min of SA
2πr = 2/r^2
r^3 = 1/π
r = 1/π^(1/3) = appr .693 ft
then h = 1/(π(.693^2)) = .683
Answered by zeeshan amir khan
V = π r ² h = 1ft³
h = 1/π r ²

SA = π r ² + 2 π r h
= π r ² + 2 π r * 1/π r ²
= π r ² + 2 / r

SA ' = 2π r - 2 / r² = 0

2π r = 2 / r²
r³ = 1/π

r = 1/ ³√π ft

h = 1/(π r ²)
= 1/(π (1/ ³√π) ²)
= ³√π ² / π
= 1/ ³√π ft
Answered by Alejandro
A cylindrical metal container with open top is to hold 10 cubic feet of material. If there is
waste in construction, find the dimensions which require the least amount of material.
Answered by ahh yes
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