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\[V=\pi*r^2h\]
How is dv/d related to dr/dt if h is constant?
dv/d(?)
sorry dv/dt
chain rule
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by the way the cylinder is a right circular cylinder
\[\large{\cfrac{dV}{dt} = \pi*2*r*\cfrac{dr}{dt}*h}\]
I used the chain rule as @ganeshie8 mentioned. See, pi and h are already constant so we don't need to differentiate them.
h is just a number because it is a constant so therefore you used the change rule, ok I see that one now.
How is dv/dt related to dh/dt if r is constant?
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that one is chain rule as well, correct?
Yeah
How is dv/dt related to dr/dt and dh/dt if neither r nor h is constant? ok this one I do know, this one I use product rule
Yes very good
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