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maximum error and percentage relative error in surface area.
Differential word problemhow do you find the surface area of a cylinder using integrals?Application of differentiation.% Error of Linear Approximations: Example ProblemWhy don't you add the top and bottom circle when finding the surfaces of revolutioncalculate the radius of the cylinder such that the TSA is a maxRelationship of radius of sphere to an inscribed right circular cylinder for max and min valuesDifferentials to compute the maximum errorsUsing differentials to determine the maximum errorUsing differentials to estimate max error,
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The radius and altitude of a closed (has a top and bottom) right circular cylinder is measured as 5 inches and 9 inches respectively. There is a possible measurement error in radius of pm.02 inch and an in altitude of pm.07 inch. Use differentials to approximate the maximum error in the calculated total surface area then determine the percentage relative error that this represents.
edit: this was a question that I had no idea how to start/do so any help is appreciated.
calculus differential error-function
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The radius and altitude of a closed (has a top and bottom) right circular cylinder is measured as 5 inches and 9 inches respectively. There is a possible measurement error in radius of pm.02 inch and an in altitude of pm.07 inch. Use differentials to approximate the maximum error in the calculated total surface area then determine the percentage relative error that this represents.
edit: this was a question that I had no idea how to start/do so any help is appreciated.
calculus differential error-function
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The question says : use differentials. So, what is the formula of $A$ in terms of $r$ qnd $h$ ? What about the partial derivatives of $A$ wrt $r$ and $h$ ?
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The radius and altitude of a closed (has a top and bottom) right circular cylinder is measured as 5 inches and 9 inches respectively. There is a possible measurement error in radius of pm.02 inch and an in altitude of pm.07 inch. Use differentials to approximate the maximum error in the calculated total surface area then determine the percentage relative error that this represents.
edit: this was a question that I had no idea how to start/do so any help is appreciated.
calculus differential error-function
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The radius and altitude of a closed (has a top and bottom) right circular cylinder is measured as 5 inches and 9 inches respectively. There is a possible measurement error in radius of pm.02 inch and an in altitude of pm.07 inch. Use differentials to approximate the maximum error in the calculated total surface area then determine the percentage relative error that this represents.
edit: this was a question that I had no idea how to start/do so any help is appreciated.
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calculus differential error-function
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The question says : use differentials. So, what is the formula of $A$ in terms of $r$ qnd $h$ ? What about the partial derivatives of $A$ wrt $r$ and $h$ ?
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– Claude Leibovici
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The question says : use differentials. So, what is the formula of $A$ in terms of $r$ qnd $h$ ? What about the partial derivatives of $A$ wrt $r$ and $h$ ?
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– Claude Leibovici
Mar 18 at 10:34
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The question says : use differentials. So, what is the formula of $A$ in terms of $r$ qnd $h$ ? What about the partial derivatives of $A$ wrt $r$ and $h$ ?
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– Claude Leibovici
Mar 18 at 10:34
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The question says : use differentials. So, what is the formula of $A$ in terms of $r$ qnd $h$ ? What about the partial derivatives of $A$ wrt $r$ and $h$ ?
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– Claude Leibovici
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The question says : use differentials. So, what is the formula of $A$ in terms of $r$ qnd $h$ ? What about the partial derivatives of $A$ wrt $r$ and $h$ ?
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