To estimate the amount of wood in the trunk of a tree, it is reasonable to assume
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To estimate the amount of wood in the trunk of a tree, it is reasonable to assume that the trunk is a cutoff cone (see the figure).
If the upper radius of the trunk is r, the lower radius is R, and the height is H, the volume of the wood is given by
Suppose r, R, and H are increasing at the respective rates of 4 in /yr, 5 in/yr, and 9 in/yr. At what rate is V increasing at the time when r = 2 feet, R = 3 feet, and H = 15 feet?
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Calculus For Business, Economics And The Social And Life Sciences
ISBN: 9780073532387
11th Brief Edition
Authors: Laurence Hoffmann, Gerald Bradley, David Sobecki, Michael Price
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