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OpenStudy (tjhawkes):

Will fan and medal! The diameter of a spherical balloon that is being filled with air is increasing at the rate of 3 inches more than the time, t. What will the volume, V, of the balloon be at t = 3 seconds?

OpenStudy (tjhawkes):

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OpenStudy (tjhawkes):

Okay I need you to explain, because I'm confused.

OpenStudy (mathstudent55):

The diameter is increasing at a rate 3 more than the time. Time is t. Diameter is D. The rate of increase is D/t, and D/t = t + 3, since that is 3 more than time. Now solve the equation for D. Then plug in t = 3 and find D. From D find r, the radius, and then calculate the volume.

OpenStudy (tjhawkes):

thank you so much, I got confused because I thought the diatmeter increased by 3 with every passing second

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