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A sphere is increasing in volume at the rate 3pi cm^3/s. At what rate is its radius changing when the radius is 1/2 cm?
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V=4/3 pi r^3 dV/dt=d(4/3pi r^3)/dt
Now, use chain rule to find dr/dt
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dr/dt = 1/(4pi r^2) * (dV/dt)
Substitute 1/2 in for r?
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yes
and dV/dt=3pi cm^3/s
dr/dt = 1/(4pi*((1/2)^2))*3pi cm^3/s = 3 cm^3/s Thank you!! :)
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