Answer:
I think but I might have done it the wrong way
2πr(r+h)
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Explanation:
You need to use derivatives which is an advanced concept used in calculus.
<u>1. Write the equation for the volume of the cone:</u>

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<u>2. Find the relation between the radius and the height:</u>
- r = diameter/2 = 5m/2 = 2.5m
<u>3. Filling the tank:</u>
Call y the height of water and x the horizontal distance from the axis of symmetry of the cone to the wall for the surface of water, when the cone is being filled.
The ratio x/y is the same r/h
The volume of water inside the cone is:


<u>4. Find the derivative of the volume of water with respect to time:</u>

<u>5. Find x² when the volume of water is 8π m³:</u>
m²
<u>6. Solve for dx/dt:</u>


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<u>7. Find dh/dt:</u>
From y/x = h/r = 2.08:

That is the rate at which the water level is rising when there is 8π m³ of water.
The best way too solve it is to cross multiply. When you get the answer tell me and I’ll check it
As a fraction it would be 54/100