what is volume of sphere? thank you
formula ? \(\Large V_{sphere}= (4/3)\pi r^3 \)
oh ok. thank you. i want to ask a question to you.
sure, go ahead :)
the radius of a spherical balloon decreases at a rate of 0.3 cm/s. find the rate of change of the volume of balloon at the instant when the radius is 14 cm. (volume of sphere: (4/3)πr3 )
need to use a differentiation or not ???
so, we are given dr/dt = 0.3 yes, we need to differentiate.
ok, so what to do now.
rate of change of volume means we need dV/dt so, differentiate V= 4/3 pi r^3 with respect to r what do u get ?
wait
idk
sorry, differentiate V= 4/3 pi r^3 with respect to t *** have you solved any differentiation sum before ?
i had
whats d/dx x^n = ... ?
n
no.... \(\Large \dfrac{d}{dx}x^n =n x^{n-1}\) seen this ?
ohhhhh yes yes i forgot this xn−1
ok, so you know about chain rule ?
so-so only
ok, lets try to differentiate V = 4/3 pi r^2 w.r.t 'r' then what do u get ? try ?
***V = 4/3 pi r^3
wait, if i do like this. dy= 4pir^2 x dx = 4pi (14)^2 (0.3)
is it correct or not
yes, correct, just the notation is incorrect, but you will get correct final answer.
notation is incorrect ?
yes, its incorrect. rate of change of volume =dV/dt dV = change in volume dt = change in time
ohhhh, i see it now.
decreases at a rate of 0.3 cm/s. ----- >dr/dt = -0.3 and you also forgot the negative sign
where
its -0.3 instead of 0.3 increases ----> +0.3 decreases----->-0.3
oh, idk it was like that. ok, here is my final answer. 235.2 pi or is this the answer, 738.90
both are equivalent -738.90 cm^3/s or -235.2pi cm^3/s
oh, i get it
cool :)
haha. thanks
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