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Q. 45

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Calculus
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Calculus

Calculus

Book edition 1st
Author(s) Peter Kohn, Laura Taalman
Pages 1155 pages
ISBN 9781429241861

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Short Answer

Find a formula for the cost Cr of producing a gourmet soup can with radius r and height 5 inches, and answer the following questions:

  1. What is the radius of a can that is 5 inches tall and costs 30 cents to produce?
  2. Your manager wants you to produce 5-inch-tall cans that cost between 20 and 40 cents. Write this requirement as an absolute value inequality.
  3. What range of radii would satisfy your manager? Write an absolute value inequality whose solution set lies inside this range of radii.

  1. The radius of a can that is 5 inches tall and costs 30 cents to produce is,1.94 inches.
  2. The requirement as an absolute value inequality is, Cr-30<10.
  3. The range of radius that is satisfied is, r1.43,2.38. An absolute value inequality whose solution set lies inside this range of radii is, r-1.94<0.44.
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Step by Step Solution

Part a Step 1. Given information

Radius =r.

Height =5 inches.

Total cents is, 30.

Part a Step 2. Considering the radius r and height 5 inches, the cost function will be,

Cr=0.252πrh+0.502πr2+0.122πr+h

Substitute h=5 in the cost function.

30=0.252πr5+0.502πr2+0.122πr+530=2.5πr+0.1πr2+0.4πr+0.50=2.9πr+0.1πr2+0.5-300=2.9πr+0.1πr2-29.5r1.94

Hence, the radius is, 1.94 inches.

Part b Step 1. Given information

The manager wants us to produce 5-inch-tall cans that cost between 20 and 40 cents.

Part b Step 2. Considering that the cost of cans of 5-inch tall between 20 and 40 cents, the inequality can be written as,

20<|C(r)|<4020-20<|C(r)-20|<40-200<|C(r)-20|<20

Again, subtracting 10 from each sides we get,

role="math" localid="1648026622152" |C(r)-20-10|<20-10|C(r)-30|<10

Hence, the inequality is, Cr-30<10.

Part c Step 1. The range of radius that is satisfied is, 

r1.43,2.38.

Therefore, r-1.94<0.44.

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