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Water is running into a conical vessel 15 cm deep and 5 cm in radius, at the rate of 0.1 cm3/s, when the water is 6 cm deep, find at what rate is
i) the water level is rising
ii) the water surface area increasing
iii) the welted surface of the vessel increasing.

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Solution

Let v be the volume of water in the cone i.e., the volume of the water cone CAB at any time t
Let CO=h OA=r CA=1
tanα=OACO=515=13
tanα=OACO=rh
13=rh
v=13πr2h=13π(h3)2h=π2πh3
$\dfrac {dv}{dt}=\dfrac {3}{2\pi}\pi h^2 \dfrac {}dh{}dt
$
0.1=3π27h2dhdt dhdt=2.73πh2
(dhdt)h=6=2.73π(36)=140π
Water level is rising =140π cm/sec
(II) A=πr2=πh29 dAdt=2πh9×dhdt
dAdt=130 cm2/sec
(III) I2=h2+r2 h2+h29=10h29
I=10/3h
S=πrl=π(h3)(10h3)
S=N920h2 dsdt=2π10h9dhdt
dsdt=1030cm2/sec


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