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How would I show that the minimum cost of a 100cm^3 cylinder is obtained when h/r=2 SA=2πr^2 + 2πrh using derivatives
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at the min/max of a function, its slope is zero. so just differentiate SA with respect to r to get SA'. then find what value of 'r' is required to give you SA'=0. you can confirm this represents the minimum by finding the 2nd derivative (SA'') and showing that its value is positive for the value of 'r' that makes SA' zero.
what abut h
do the math - you should get the answer. treat 'h' as a constant.
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