It was stated in the problem that a given volume of a is inversely proportional with the pressure of the system. It means that the as the volume increases, the pressure would decrease and as the volume decreases, the pressure would increase. We would express it as:
V α 1/P
To change it to an equality, we introduce a proportionality constant, k. We do as follows:
V = k/P
So, to determine what is asked, we need to first calculate for the value of k.
V = k/P
At V = 160 m^3 P = 108 cmHg
160 = k / (108)
k = 17280
Thus, at P = 87 cmHg
V = 17280 / 87
V = 198.62 m^3
Use the chain rule to compute the second derivative:

The first derivative is


Then the second derivative is


Then plug in π/4 for <em>x</em> :

Answer:
pi4
Step-by-step explanation: Formula is piD, diamter is 4, so pi4 which equals 12.56