What is the slope and y-intercept of the equation represented by the following graph
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The volume of a Cone = 
Since for the ice cream cone has h = 4 inches; r = 0.75; π = 3.14
Then Volume of the Cone = 2.355 in³
∴ This ice cream cone can hold ≈ 2.36 in³ of ice cream without overflowing
Since for the ice cream cone has h = 4 inches; r = 0.75; π = 3.14
Then Volume of the Cone = 2.355 in³
∴ This ice cream cone can hold ≈ 2.36 in³ of ice cream without overflowing
The equation of a circle with center at (h,k) and radius r is
we are given
center is at (3,2)
solving for y
take the derivitive to find the slope at any point
we can use point slope form
for apoint (h,k) and slope m, the equation is
y-k=m(x-h)
not sure if you want in terms of what
I'll just say for a point (h,k)
so we get
where
that's the equation of the tangent line at (h,k) for arbitrary values of r
do the plots and other stuff yourself
we are given
center is at (3,2)
solving for y
take the derivitive to find the slope at any point
we can use point slope form
for apoint (h,k) and slope m, the equation is
y-k=m(x-h)
not sure if you want in terms of what
I'll just say for a point (h,k)
so we get
where
that's the equation of the tangent line at (h,k) for arbitrary values of r
do the plots and other stuff yourself