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A snowball is melting at the rate of 2 inches per hour. How fast is the surface area of the snowball changing at the instant the snowball has a radius of 3 inches? −16π in2/hour −24π in2/hour −32π in2/hour −48π in2/hour (I think it's this one)
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@paki
surface area=4*pi*r*r given dr/dt=2 inch/h
so ds/dt=4*pi*(2*r)*(dr/dt)
okay so 8*pi*(3)(-2) right?
or 4*pi*(2*3)*2
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hello?
yes ds/dt=-2 ans -48*pi
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