Asked by edward
if the radius of a sphere decreases by 0.1%,find the percentage decreases in (i)surface area
(ii)volume
(ii)volume
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Answered by
Steve
for area, our new area is
4pi(.99r)^2
So, if we divide that by the original area, we have
4pi(.99r)^2 / 4pir^2 = .99^2
1-.99^2 = 0.0199
That is, a 1.99% decrease in area
Note that the area decreases by about twice the percentage as the radius.
I think you can expect the volume to decrease by about 3 times the %age of the radius.
4pi(.99r)^2
So, if we divide that by the original area, we have
4pi(.99r)^2 / 4pir^2 = .99^2
1-.99^2 = 0.0199
That is, a 1.99% decrease in area
Note that the area decreases by about twice the percentage as the radius.
I think you can expect the volume to decrease by about 3 times the %age of the radius.
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