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A stone is dropped into a lake, creating a circular ripple that travels outward at a speed of 50 cm/s. Find the rate at which the area within the circle is increasing after 3 seconds
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Take the total derivative of the area of a circle. \[A\text{=}\pi r^2\]\[\text{Dt}[A]= 2 \pi r \text{Dt}[r]\]Replace r with 150 and Dt[r] with 50.\[\text{Dt}[A]=2* \pi *150*50\]\[\text{Dt}[A]=15000 \pi\]\[\text{Dt}[A]=15000 \pi \text{ }\text{cm}^2\text{ per} \text{ second}\]
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I have the same problem but im getting 47,123 as the answer. What am i missing?
15000 Pi = 47123.9 to the nearest 1/10 th.
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