The dimensions of a cylinder which has this maximum volume are equal to 1.83 units and 3 units.
<u>Given the following data:</u>
- Height of cylinder, h = 5.5 units.
- Radius of cylinder, r = 4.5 units.
<h3>How to calculate the volume of this cylinder?</h3>
Mathematically, the volume of a cylinder can be calculated by using this formula:
V = πr²h
Next, we would convert the above multi-variable function into a single-variable function by applying the properties of 2 similar triangles:
H/H - h = R/r
H - h = r(H/R)
h = H/R(R - r)
V = πHr²/R(R - r)
In order to maximize the volume of this cylinder, we would determine the critical points of the function by differentiating wrt r:
dV/dr = πH/R(2rR - 2r² - r²)
(2rR - 3r²) = 0
r = 2R/3
r = (2 × 4.5)/3
Maximum radius, r = 3 units.
For the max. height, we have:
h = H/R(R - r)
h = H/R(R - 2R/3)
h = H/3
h = 5.5/3
Maximum height, h = 1.83 units.
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f(x)= -2x+1 {-2,0,2,4,6}
If x=-2, then -2(-2)+1 = 5
If x=0, then -2(0)+1 = 1
If x=2, then -2(2)+1 = -3
If x=4, then -2(4)+1 = -7
If x=6, then -2(6)+1 = -11
Answer:
B {5,1,-3,-7,-11}
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:answer is d on edg
cos θ = Adjacent/ hypotenuse
cosθ= 5/13
a²+b²= c²
a² + 5² = 13²
a² = 13² - 5²
a² = 144
a=√144
a= 12
<u>a</u> is the opposite = 12
<u>b</u> is the Adjacent = 5
<u>c</u> is the hypotenuse = 13
a) tan θ= opposite/Adjacent
tan θ = 12/5
b) sin θ= opposite/ hypotenuse
sinθ= 12/13
C) sec θ= hypotenuse / Adjacent
sec θ= 13/5
d) cscθ= hypotenuse /opposite
cscθ= 13/12
e) cotθ=Adjacent/ opposite
cotθ= 5/12