If height is increasing at a rate of 5m/s while radius is constant, Find the rate of increase of volume of cylinder

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anonymous · Answer

@nincompoop 
I just want how to proceed

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@nincompoop

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@AravindG

anonymous · Answer

Start by giving a volume to your cylinder ok? Make it an easy #.
Remember the units will be cubed, in this case m^3

anonymous · Answer

V=pir^2h

anonymous · Answer

make it a little fast , i will understand don't worry

anonymous · Answer

Icky problem, I need a sec here. lol

anonymous · Answer

Say your height is 1m and your radius is 1m then your V = pi(1^2)(1) or V = pi

anonymous · Answer

After 1 second your h is now 6m, and your r is still 1m

anonymous · Answer

Calculate your V. When you started your volume was at t=0s or V(t1)
With the last Calculation your V(t2) or 1s is ?

anonymous · Answer

This is calculus problem actually

anonymous · Answer

11s at (t3) etc. Use the rate of change from initial time to final time from t3 to t2 or t1 to t0 to calculate your slope on a graph or represented rate of change.

anonymous · Answer

i got it thanks

anonymous · Answer

Sorry about that if I led you astray...

anonymous · Answer

Take my medal away please. I did not earn that one haha