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Rates of Change
e.g. A block of ice in the form of a cube has one edge 10 cm long. It is
melting so that its dimensions decrease at the rate of 1 mm/s.
At what rate is the volume decreasing when the edge is 5cm long?
Rates of Change
x
e.g. A block of ice in the form of a cube has one edge 10 cm long. It is
melting so that its dimensions decrease at the rate of 1 mm/s.
At what rate is the volume decreasing when the edge is 5cm long?
Rates of Change
x ?
dV
dt

e.g. A block of ice in the form of a cube has one edge 10 cm long. It is
melting so that its dimensions decrease at the rate of 1 mm/s.
At what rate is the volume decreasing when the edge is 5cm long?
Rates of Change
x ?
dV
dt

1
10
dx
dt
 
e.g. A block of ice in the form of a cube has one edge 10 cm long. It is
melting so that its dimensions decrease at the rate of 1 mm/s.
At what rate is the volume decreasing when the edge is 5cm long?
Rates of Change
x ?
dV
dt

1
10
dx
dt
 
3
V x
e.g. A block of ice in the form of a cube has one edge 10 cm long. It is
melting so that its dimensions decrease at the rate of 1 mm/s.
At what rate is the volume decreasing when the edge is 5cm long?
Rates of Change
x ?
dV
dt

1
10
dx
dt
 
3
V x
2
3
dV
x
dx

e.g. A block of ice in the form of a cube has one edge 10 cm long. It is
melting so that its dimensions decrease at the rate of 1 mm/s.
At what rate is the volume decreasing when the edge is 5cm long?
Rates of Change
x ?
dV
dt

1
10
dx
dt
 
3
V x
2
3
dV
x
dx

dV dV dx
dt dx dt
 
e.g. A block of ice in the form of a cube has one edge 10 cm long. It is
melting so that its dimensions decrease at the rate of 1 mm/s.
At what rate is the volume decreasing when the edge is 5cm long?
Rates of Change
x ?
dV
dt

1
10
dx
dt
 
3
V x
2
3
dV
x
dx

dV dV dx
dt dx dt
 
e.g. A block of ice in the form of a cube has one edge 10 cm long. It is
melting so that its dimensions decrease at the rate of 1 mm/s.
At what rate is the volume decreasing when the edge is 5cm long?
2 1
3
10
x 
Rates of Change
x ?
dV
dt

1
10
dx
dt
 
3
V x
2
3
dV
x
dx

dV dV dx
dt dx dt
 
e.g. A block of ice in the form of a cube has one edge 10 cm long. It is
melting so that its dimensions decrease at the rate of 1 mm/s.
At what rate is the volume decreasing when the edge is 5cm long?
2 1
3
10
x 
2
3
10
x
 
Rates of Change
x ?
dV
dt

1
10
dx
dt
 
3
V x
2
3
dV
x
dx

dV dV dx
dt dx dt
 
e.g. A block of ice in the form of a cube has one edge 10 cm long. It is
melting so that its dimensions decrease at the rate of 1 mm/s.
At what rate is the volume decreasing when the edge is 5cm long?
2 1
3
10
x 
2
3
10
x
 
 
2
3 5
when 5,
10
dV
x
dt
  
Rates of Change
x ?
dV
dt

1
10
dx
dt
 
3
V x
2
3
dV
x
dx

dV dV dx
dt dx dt
 
e.g. A block of ice in the form of a cube has one edge 10 cm long. It is
melting so that its dimensions decrease at the rate of 1 mm/s.
At what rate is the volume decreasing when the edge is 5cm long?
2 1
3
10
x 
2
3
10
x
 
 
2
3 5
when 5,
10
dV
x
dt
  
7.5 
Rates of Change
x ?
dV
dt

1
10
dx
dt
 
3
V x
2
3
dV
x
dx

dV dV dx
dt dx dt
 
e.g. A block of ice in the form of a cube has one edge 10 cm long. It is
melting so that its dimensions decrease at the rate of 1 mm/s.
At what rate is the volume decreasing when the edge is 5cm long?
2 1
3
10
x 
2
3
10
x
 
 
2
3 5
when 5,
10
dV
x
dt
  
7.5 
3
volume is decreasing at 7.5 cm /s
(ii) A vessel is in the form of an inverted cone with a vertical angle of
If the depth of the water in the vessel is x cm;
a) find the volume of water.
90
(ii) A vessel is in the form of an inverted cone with a vertical angle of
If the depth of the water in the vessel is x cm;
a) find the volume of water.
90
(ii) A vessel is in the form of an inverted cone with a vertical angle of
If the depth of the water in the vessel is x cm;
a) find the volume of water.
90
x
(ii) A vessel is in the form of an inverted cone with a vertical angle of
If the depth of the water in the vessel is x cm;
a) find the volume of water.
90
x
(ii) A vessel is in the form of an inverted cone with a vertical angle of
If the depth of the water in the vessel is x cm;
a) find the volume of water.
90
x
x
45
(ii) A vessel is in the form of an inverted cone with a vertical angle of
If the depth of the water in the vessel is x cm;
a) find the volume of water.
90
x
x
45
x
(ii) A vessel is in the form of an inverted cone with a vertical angle of
If the depth of the water in the vessel is x cm;
a) find the volume of water.
90
x
x
45
x 21
3
V r h
(ii) A vessel is in the form of an inverted cone with a vertical angle of
If the depth of the water in the vessel is x cm;
a) find the volume of water.
90
x
x
45
x 21
3
V r h
21
3
x x
(ii) A vessel is in the form of an inverted cone with a vertical angle of
If the depth of the water in the vessel is x cm;
a) find the volume of water.
90
x
x
45
x 21
3
V r h
21
3
x x
31
3
x
(ii) A vessel is in the form of an inverted cone with a vertical angle of
If the depth of the water in the vessel is x cm;
a) find the volume of water.
90
x
x
45
x 21
3
V r h
21
3
x x
31
3
x
3
b) If water is poured in at a rate of 0.2 cm /min, find the rate the depth
is increasing when the water depth is 4 cm.
(ii) A vessel is in the form of an inverted cone with a vertical angle of
If the depth of the water in the vessel is x cm;
a) find the volume of water.
90
x
x
45
x 21
3
V r h
21
3
x x
31
3
x
3
b) If water is poured in at a rate of 0.2 cm /min, find the rate the depth
is increasing when the water depth is 4 cm.
?
dx
dt

(ii) A vessel is in the form of an inverted cone with a vertical angle of
If the depth of the water in the vessel is x cm;
a) find the volume of water.
90
x
x
45
x 21
3
V r h
21
3
x x
31
3
x
3
b) If water is poured in at a rate of 0.2 cm /min, find the rate the depth
is increasing when the water depth is 4 cm.
?
dx
dt

1
5
dV
dt

(ii) A vessel is in the form of an inverted cone with a vertical angle of
If the depth of the water in the vessel is x cm;
a) find the volume of water.
90
x
x
45
x 21
3
V r h
21
3
x x
31
3
x
3
b) If water is poured in at a rate of 0.2 cm /min, find the rate the depth
is increasing when the water depth is 4 cm.
?
dx
dt

1
5
dV
dt

31
3
V x
(ii) A vessel is in the form of an inverted cone with a vertical angle of
If the depth of the water in the vessel is x cm;
a) find the volume of water.
90
x
x
45
x 21
3
V r h
21
3
x x
31
3
x
3
b) If water is poured in at a rate of 0.2 cm /min, find the rate the depth
is increasing when the water depth is 4 cm.
?
dx
dt

1
5
dV
dt

31
3
V x
2dV
x
dx

(ii) A vessel is in the form of an inverted cone with a vertical angle of
If the depth of the water in the vessel is x cm;
a) find the volume of water.
90
x
x
45
x 21
3
V r h
21
3
x x
31
3
x
3
b) If water is poured in at a rate of 0.2 cm /min, find the rate the depth
is increasing when the water depth is 4 cm.
?
dx
dt

1
5
dV
dt

31
3
V x
2dV
x
dx

dx dx dV
dt dV dt
 
(ii) A vessel is in the form of an inverted cone with a vertical angle of
If the depth of the water in the vessel is x cm;
a) find the volume of water.
90
x
x
45
x 21
3
V r h
21
3
x x
31
3
x
3
b) If water is poured in at a rate of 0.2 cm /min, find the rate the depth
is increasing when the water depth is 4 cm.
?
dx
dt

1
5
dV
dt

31
3
V x
2dV
x
dx

dx dx dV
dt dV dt
 
2
1 1
5x
 
(ii) A vessel is in the form of an inverted cone with a vertical angle of
If the depth of the water in the vessel is x cm;
a) find the volume of water.
90
x
x
45
x 21
3
V r h
21
3
x x
31
3
x
3
b) If water is poured in at a rate of 0.2 cm /min, find the rate the depth
is increasing when the water depth is 4 cm.
?
dx
dt

1
5
dV
dt

31
3
V x
2dV
x
dx

dx dx dV
dt dV dt
 
2
1 1
5x
 
2
1
5 x

(ii) A vessel is in the form of an inverted cone with a vertical angle of
If the depth of the water in the vessel is x cm;
a) find the volume of water.
90
x
x
45
x 21
3
V r h
21
3
x x
31
3
x
3
b) If water is poured in at a rate of 0.2 cm /min, find the rate the depth
is increasing when the water depth is 4 cm.
?
dx
dt

1
5
dV
dt

31
3
V x
2dV
x
dx

dx dx dV
dt dV dt
 
2
1 1
5x
 
2
1
5 x

 
2
1
when 4,
5 4
dx
x
dt 
 
(ii) A vessel is in the form of an inverted cone with a vertical angle of
If the depth of the water in the vessel is x cm;
a) find the volume of water.
90
x
x
45
x 21
3
V r h
21
3
x x
31
3
x
3
b) If water is poured in at a rate of 0.2 cm /min, find the rate the depth
is increasing when the water depth is 4 cm.
?
dx
dt

1
5
dV
dt

31
3
V x
2dV
x
dx

dx dx dV
dt dV dt
 
2
1 1
5x
 
2
1
5 x

 
2
1
when 4,
5 4
dx
x
dt 
 
1
80

(ii) A vessel is in the form of an inverted cone with a vertical angle of
If the depth of the water in the vessel is x cm;
a) find the volume of water.
90
x
x
45
x 21
3
V r h
21
3
x x
31
3
x
3
b) If water is poured in at a rate of 0.2 cm /min, find the rate the depth
is increasing when the water depth is 4 cm.
?
dx
dt

1
5
dV
dt

31
3
V x
2dV
x
dx

dx dx dV
dt dV dt
 
2
1 1
5x
 
2
1
5 x

 
2
1
when 4,
5 4
dx
x
dt 
 
1
80

depth is increasing
1
at cm/min
80

(ii) A vessel is in the form of an inverted cone with a vertical angle of
If the depth of the water in the vessel is x cm;
a) find the volume of water.
90
x
x
45
x 21
3
V r h
21
3
x x
31
3
x
3
b) If water is poured in at a rate of 0.2 cm /min, find the rate the depth
is increasing when the water depth is 4 cm.
?
dx
dt

1
5
dV
dt

31
3
V x
2dV
x
dx

dx dx dV
dt dV dt
 
2
1 1
5x
 
2
1
5 x

 
2
1
when 4,
5 4
dx
x
dt 
 
1
80

depth is increasing
1
at cm/min
80

Exercise 7H;
1a, 2a, 4,
6, 7, 8, 10,
12, 14

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  • 1. Rates of Change e.g. A block of ice in the form of a cube has one edge 10 cm long. It is melting so that its dimensions decrease at the rate of 1 mm/s. At what rate is the volume decreasing when the edge is 5cm long?
  • 2. Rates of Change x e.g. A block of ice in the form of a cube has one edge 10 cm long. It is melting so that its dimensions decrease at the rate of 1 mm/s. At what rate is the volume decreasing when the edge is 5cm long?
  • 3. Rates of Change x ? dV dt  e.g. A block of ice in the form of a cube has one edge 10 cm long. It is melting so that its dimensions decrease at the rate of 1 mm/s. At what rate is the volume decreasing when the edge is 5cm long?
  • 4. Rates of Change x ? dV dt  1 10 dx dt   e.g. A block of ice in the form of a cube has one edge 10 cm long. It is melting so that its dimensions decrease at the rate of 1 mm/s. At what rate is the volume decreasing when the edge is 5cm long?
  • 5. Rates of Change x ? dV dt  1 10 dx dt   3 V x e.g. A block of ice in the form of a cube has one edge 10 cm long. It is melting so that its dimensions decrease at the rate of 1 mm/s. At what rate is the volume decreasing when the edge is 5cm long?
  • 6. Rates of Change x ? dV dt  1 10 dx dt   3 V x 2 3 dV x dx  e.g. A block of ice in the form of a cube has one edge 10 cm long. It is melting so that its dimensions decrease at the rate of 1 mm/s. At what rate is the volume decreasing when the edge is 5cm long?
  • 7. Rates of Change x ? dV dt  1 10 dx dt   3 V x 2 3 dV x dx  dV dV dx dt dx dt   e.g. A block of ice in the form of a cube has one edge 10 cm long. It is melting so that its dimensions decrease at the rate of 1 mm/s. At what rate is the volume decreasing when the edge is 5cm long?
  • 8. Rates of Change x ? dV dt  1 10 dx dt   3 V x 2 3 dV x dx  dV dV dx dt dx dt   e.g. A block of ice in the form of a cube has one edge 10 cm long. It is melting so that its dimensions decrease at the rate of 1 mm/s. At what rate is the volume decreasing when the edge is 5cm long? 2 1 3 10 x 
  • 9. Rates of Change x ? dV dt  1 10 dx dt   3 V x 2 3 dV x dx  dV dV dx dt dx dt   e.g. A block of ice in the form of a cube has one edge 10 cm long. It is melting so that its dimensions decrease at the rate of 1 mm/s. At what rate is the volume decreasing when the edge is 5cm long? 2 1 3 10 x  2 3 10 x  
  • 10. Rates of Change x ? dV dt  1 10 dx dt   3 V x 2 3 dV x dx  dV dV dx dt dx dt   e.g. A block of ice in the form of a cube has one edge 10 cm long. It is melting so that its dimensions decrease at the rate of 1 mm/s. At what rate is the volume decreasing when the edge is 5cm long? 2 1 3 10 x  2 3 10 x     2 3 5 when 5, 10 dV x dt   
  • 11. Rates of Change x ? dV dt  1 10 dx dt   3 V x 2 3 dV x dx  dV dV dx dt dx dt   e.g. A block of ice in the form of a cube has one edge 10 cm long. It is melting so that its dimensions decrease at the rate of 1 mm/s. At what rate is the volume decreasing when the edge is 5cm long? 2 1 3 10 x  2 3 10 x     2 3 5 when 5, 10 dV x dt    7.5 
  • 12. Rates of Change x ? dV dt  1 10 dx dt   3 V x 2 3 dV x dx  dV dV dx dt dx dt   e.g. A block of ice in the form of a cube has one edge 10 cm long. It is melting so that its dimensions decrease at the rate of 1 mm/s. At what rate is the volume decreasing when the edge is 5cm long? 2 1 3 10 x  2 3 10 x     2 3 5 when 5, 10 dV x dt    7.5  3 volume is decreasing at 7.5 cm /s
  • 13. (ii) A vessel is in the form of an inverted cone with a vertical angle of If the depth of the water in the vessel is x cm; a) find the volume of water. 90
  • 14. (ii) A vessel is in the form of an inverted cone with a vertical angle of If the depth of the water in the vessel is x cm; a) find the volume of water. 90
  • 15. (ii) A vessel is in the form of an inverted cone with a vertical angle of If the depth of the water in the vessel is x cm; a) find the volume of water. 90 x
  • 16. (ii) A vessel is in the form of an inverted cone with a vertical angle of If the depth of the water in the vessel is x cm; a) find the volume of water. 90 x
  • 17. (ii) A vessel is in the form of an inverted cone with a vertical angle of If the depth of the water in the vessel is x cm; a) find the volume of water. 90 x x 45
  • 18. (ii) A vessel is in the form of an inverted cone with a vertical angle of If the depth of the water in the vessel is x cm; a) find the volume of water. 90 x x 45 x
  • 19. (ii) A vessel is in the form of an inverted cone with a vertical angle of If the depth of the water in the vessel is x cm; a) find the volume of water. 90 x x 45 x 21 3 V r h
  • 20. (ii) A vessel is in the form of an inverted cone with a vertical angle of If the depth of the water in the vessel is x cm; a) find the volume of water. 90 x x 45 x 21 3 V r h 21 3 x x
  • 21. (ii) A vessel is in the form of an inverted cone with a vertical angle of If the depth of the water in the vessel is x cm; a) find the volume of water. 90 x x 45 x 21 3 V r h 21 3 x x 31 3 x
  • 22. (ii) A vessel is in the form of an inverted cone with a vertical angle of If the depth of the water in the vessel is x cm; a) find the volume of water. 90 x x 45 x 21 3 V r h 21 3 x x 31 3 x 3 b) If water is poured in at a rate of 0.2 cm /min, find the rate the depth is increasing when the water depth is 4 cm.
  • 23. (ii) A vessel is in the form of an inverted cone with a vertical angle of If the depth of the water in the vessel is x cm; a) find the volume of water. 90 x x 45 x 21 3 V r h 21 3 x x 31 3 x 3 b) If water is poured in at a rate of 0.2 cm /min, find the rate the depth is increasing when the water depth is 4 cm. ? dx dt 
  • 24. (ii) A vessel is in the form of an inverted cone with a vertical angle of If the depth of the water in the vessel is x cm; a) find the volume of water. 90 x x 45 x 21 3 V r h 21 3 x x 31 3 x 3 b) If water is poured in at a rate of 0.2 cm /min, find the rate the depth is increasing when the water depth is 4 cm. ? dx dt  1 5 dV dt 
  • 25. (ii) A vessel is in the form of an inverted cone with a vertical angle of If the depth of the water in the vessel is x cm; a) find the volume of water. 90 x x 45 x 21 3 V r h 21 3 x x 31 3 x 3 b) If water is poured in at a rate of 0.2 cm /min, find the rate the depth is increasing when the water depth is 4 cm. ? dx dt  1 5 dV dt  31 3 V x
  • 26. (ii) A vessel is in the form of an inverted cone with a vertical angle of If the depth of the water in the vessel is x cm; a) find the volume of water. 90 x x 45 x 21 3 V r h 21 3 x x 31 3 x 3 b) If water is poured in at a rate of 0.2 cm /min, find the rate the depth is increasing when the water depth is 4 cm. ? dx dt  1 5 dV dt  31 3 V x 2dV x dx 
  • 27. (ii) A vessel is in the form of an inverted cone with a vertical angle of If the depth of the water in the vessel is x cm; a) find the volume of water. 90 x x 45 x 21 3 V r h 21 3 x x 31 3 x 3 b) If water is poured in at a rate of 0.2 cm /min, find the rate the depth is increasing when the water depth is 4 cm. ? dx dt  1 5 dV dt  31 3 V x 2dV x dx  dx dx dV dt dV dt  
  • 28. (ii) A vessel is in the form of an inverted cone with a vertical angle of If the depth of the water in the vessel is x cm; a) find the volume of water. 90 x x 45 x 21 3 V r h 21 3 x x 31 3 x 3 b) If water is poured in at a rate of 0.2 cm /min, find the rate the depth is increasing when the water depth is 4 cm. ? dx dt  1 5 dV dt  31 3 V x 2dV x dx  dx dx dV dt dV dt   2 1 1 5x  
  • 29. (ii) A vessel is in the form of an inverted cone with a vertical angle of If the depth of the water in the vessel is x cm; a) find the volume of water. 90 x x 45 x 21 3 V r h 21 3 x x 31 3 x 3 b) If water is poured in at a rate of 0.2 cm /min, find the rate the depth is increasing when the water depth is 4 cm. ? dx dt  1 5 dV dt  31 3 V x 2dV x dx  dx dx dV dt dV dt   2 1 1 5x   2 1 5 x 
  • 30. (ii) A vessel is in the form of an inverted cone with a vertical angle of If the depth of the water in the vessel is x cm; a) find the volume of water. 90 x x 45 x 21 3 V r h 21 3 x x 31 3 x 3 b) If water is poured in at a rate of 0.2 cm /min, find the rate the depth is increasing when the water depth is 4 cm. ? dx dt  1 5 dV dt  31 3 V x 2dV x dx  dx dx dV dt dV dt   2 1 1 5x   2 1 5 x    2 1 when 4, 5 4 dx x dt   
  • 31. (ii) A vessel is in the form of an inverted cone with a vertical angle of If the depth of the water in the vessel is x cm; a) find the volume of water. 90 x x 45 x 21 3 V r h 21 3 x x 31 3 x 3 b) If water is poured in at a rate of 0.2 cm /min, find the rate the depth is increasing when the water depth is 4 cm. ? dx dt  1 5 dV dt  31 3 V x 2dV x dx  dx dx dV dt dV dt   2 1 1 5x   2 1 5 x    2 1 when 4, 5 4 dx x dt    1 80 
  • 32. (ii) A vessel is in the form of an inverted cone with a vertical angle of If the depth of the water in the vessel is x cm; a) find the volume of water. 90 x x 45 x 21 3 V r h 21 3 x x 31 3 x 3 b) If water is poured in at a rate of 0.2 cm /min, find the rate the depth is increasing when the water depth is 4 cm. ? dx dt  1 5 dV dt  31 3 V x 2dV x dx  dx dx dV dt dV dt   2 1 1 5x   2 1 5 x    2 1 when 4, 5 4 dx x dt    1 80  depth is increasing 1 at cm/min 80 
  • 33. (ii) A vessel is in the form of an inverted cone with a vertical angle of If the depth of the water in the vessel is x cm; a) find the volume of water. 90 x x 45 x 21 3 V r h 21 3 x x 31 3 x 3 b) If water is poured in at a rate of 0.2 cm /min, find the rate the depth is increasing when the water depth is 4 cm. ? dx dt  1 5 dV dt  31 3 V x 2dV x dx  dx dx dV dt dV dt   2 1 1 5x   2 1 5 x    2 1 when 4, 5 4 dx x dt    1 80  depth is increasing 1 at cm/min 80  Exercise 7H; 1a, 2a, 4, 6, 7, 8, 10, 12, 14