can someone check the answer to my rates problem?
The depth of the liquid is increasing at 1.7 m^3/sec is that right?
@satellite73
im a little confused about whether its increasing or decreasing, tho i think the math is correct
lets work thru it, what is the formula for the volume of this 'cube'
v= lwh or in this case v= side*end*height we know that at that moment, the side = 5 and end = 2, and that the volume is 20 so height is 2
now, is the rate of the sides moving apart negative or positive? and same for the rates of the ends moving together?
i like the V = sed V' = s'ed + se'd + sed' hence we need to solve for d' sides are decreasing at .3; s' = -.3 ends are increasing at .1; e' = .1 s=5, e=2, d=20/(10) and since V is constant, V' = 0
wait, isnt the volume changing?
nothing suggests that the volume is changing to me
the depth of the liquid, does that mean we are looking for the derivative of the height? it seemed to me that as the depth changed, the volume was also changing
we are given no starting values, and nothing to attribute to a changing volume. parts of the room are moving lets try this: s e d V = 5.2.2 what was it a second ago? s = 5.1; e = 1.7; d = 20/se so that the volume remains constant
2 - 20/((5.1)(1.7)) should be the change right?
wait, so what are we looking for? now im confused
in order for the volume to remain constant, the the depth has to change at a given rate in accordance ot the rest of it
o, wait by depth it means height?
yes, the are 3 directions, they labeled them as side, end, and want to know depth ... V = sed instead of lwh since what we name something is rather inconsequential
since the question is asking for change in depth, lets use d instead of h
now it makes more sense o.o
copy/paste V' = s'ed + se'd + sed' hence we need to solve for d' sides are decreasing at .3; s' = -.3 ends are increasing at .1; e' = .1 s=5, e=2, d=20/(10) ----------------------- 0 = -.3.2.2 + 5..1.2 + 5.2.d' 0 = -.3(4) + 10(.1) + 10d' 0 = -1.2 + 1 + 10d' .2 = 10d'
since we have a positive value, the depth is increaseing
i understand, but i have one question, why is s' -.3 rather than .1?
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ah, i get it, sorry for that o.o
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