Let denote the volume (in m ) of liquid in a storage tank as a differentiable…

MATHEMATICS · Subjective · AP · Calculus AB · Contextual Applications of Differentiation · Contextual Applications of Differentiation

Problem

Let V(h)V(h) denote the volume (in m3^{3}) of liquid in a storage tank as a differentiable function of the liquid height hh (in m). If liquid enters the tank at a constant rate dVdt=k \dfrac{dV}{dt}=k\, m3^{3}/min, determine dhdt\dfrac{dh}{dt} in terms of kk and V′(h)=dVdhV'(h)=\dfrac{dV}{dh}.

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