A beverage company plans to produce cylindrical cans that must contain exactly of liquid

MATHEMATICS · Multi-part · CBSE · Mathematics · Applications of Derivatives · Applications of Derivatives

Problem

A beverage company plans to produce cylindrical cans that must contain exactly 1000 cm31000\text{ cm}^3 of liquid. The aluminium for the curved side surface costs 0.020.02 dollars per square centimetre, while the aluminium for each circular end costs 0.030.03 dollars per square centimetre. (1) Part (a): Formulate C(r,h)C(r,h). (2) Part (b): Express CC in one variable. (3) Part (c): Locate and justify the minimum. (4) Part (d): Interpret the minimized cost.

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