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OpenStudy (marigirl):

Can you help me find an expression for h please

OpenStudy (marigirl):

OpenStudy (marigirl):

SO far i have \[\frac{ 40-x }{ r }=\frac{ 40 }{ 20 }\]

OpenStudy (phi):

assuming h is the height of the cylinder

OpenStudy (marigirl):

What must the radius of the cylinder be to give the cylinder the maximum volume is my question..

OpenStudy (marigirl):

\[v=\pi r^2 h\] so an expression to sub into h

OpenStudy (phi):

I am not awake! the proportion is \[ \frac{40-h}{r}= \frac{40}{20} \]

OpenStudy (marigirl):

ok great so i was on the right track. ill go ahead and differentiate now :)

OpenStudy (marigirl):

why did u choose 40-h .....where as i did 40-x

OpenStudy (marigirl):

or are we talking about the same things?

OpenStudy (phi):

it depends what you mean by "x" I used h because h is the height of the cylinder

OpenStudy (marigirl):

so then when you did 40-h you meant 40-height of cylinder...so we are left with the top part of cylinder

OpenStudy (phi):

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