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A conical tank (with vertex down) is 10 feet across the top and 12 feet deep. If water is flowing into the tank at a rate of 10 cubic feet per minute, find the rate of change of the depth of the water when the water is 8 feet deep.

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Answer:


(dh)/(dt)
0.286(ft^(3) )/(min)

Explanation:


V=(\pi )/(3)r^(2)h; rate of change
(dV)/(dt)=10(ft^(3) )/(min), we must find the rate of change of the depth
(dh)/(dt) =?;h=8ft

5h=12r;
V=(\pi )/(3)\({\((5h}/12} )} ^(2)h=(\pi )/(3)((25h^(2) )/(144))h; V=(25\pi h^(3))/(432); deriving
(dV)/(dt) = (25\pi )/(432)(3h^(2))(dh)/(dt)
10=(25\pi h^(2))/(144) (dh)/(dt) → h=8 then
(dh)/(dt)=(1440)/(25\pi 64)=(9)/(10\pi)≅ 0.286
(ft^(3) )/(min)

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