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1. A cylindrical can is to have a volume of 24p . The cost of the material used for the top & bottom of the can is 3 cents/ and the cost of the material used for the curved sides is 2 cents/. Express the cost of constructing the can as a function of its radius.

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Answer:

Totalcost =
(24)/(r)+
(2r^2)/(3)

Explanation:

Given the volume of the can is 24 cubic cm

Also given that it costs 3 cents per square cm on the to and bottom sides And 2 cents per square cm on the curved sides

Let the radius and height of the can be r and h

Now Volume = π
hr^(2)

24 = π
hr^(2)

πh =
(24)/(r^(2) )

Now for constructing we use the surface area which is

Total surface area = lateral surface area + curved surface area

Lateral suface area = 2π
r^2

Cost for preparing the lateral surface is lateral surface / cost for top and bottom =
(2r^2)/(3)

Curved surface area = 2πrh = 2r
* (24)/(r^2) =
(48)/(r)

Cost for preparing theCurved surface area is Curved surface / cost for curved sides =
(48)/(r* 2)= (24)/(r)

Totalcost =
(24)/(r)+
(2r^2)/(3)

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