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I'm really struggling to figure this question out. Let V be the volume of a cylinder having height h and radius r, assume that h and r vary with time. a.) How are dV/dt, dh/dt, and dr/dt related?
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this is the continued question from part a.) \[\frac{ dV }{ dt }=f(r,h)\frac{ dh }{ dt }+g(r,h)\frac{ dr }{ dt } where f(r,h)=? and g(r,h)=?\]
You should start out stating the volume of a cylinder.
Since we want to know how dV/dt,dh/dt, and dr/dt relate We will differentiate the equation the volume of a cylinder.
I differentiated and got \[V=\pi(r^2\frac{ dh }{ dt }+2rh \frac{ dr }{ dt })\] I'm just not sure what to do after this
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