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Question Number 209630 by otchereabdullai@gmail.com last updated on 16/Jul/24

  If A  varies as r^2  and V  varies as r^3    find percentage increase in A and V   if  r is increased by 20%

IfAvariesasr2andVvariesasr3findpercentageincreaseinAandVifrisincreasedby20%

Answered by som(math1967) last updated on 17/Jul/24

 A∝r^2  ⇒A=kr^2   [k variation constant]   A_(increase) =k(1.2r)^2 =1.44kr^2    % Increase in A=((1.44kr^2 −kr^2 )/(kr^2 ))×100    = ((.44kr^2 )/(kr^2 ))×100=44%   V∝r^3 ⇒V=Kr^3  [K variation constant]   V_(increase) =K×(1.2r)^3 =K×1.728r^3    % Increase=((1.728Kr^3 −Kr^3 )/(Kr^3 ))×100       =   72.8%

Ar2A=kr2[kvariationconstant]Aincrease=k(1.2r)2=1.44kr2%IncreaseinA=1.44kr2kr2kr2×100=.44kr2kr2×100=44%Vr3V=Kr3[Kvariationconstant]Vincrease=K×(1.2r)3=K×1.728r3%Increase=1.728Kr3Kr3Kr3×100=72.8%

Commented by otchereabdullai@gmail.com last updated on 17/Jul/24

thank you sir!

thankyousir!

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