Differentiation problem
Hey, I am not sure how to go about doing this. It asks me to show that the volume of a cylinder is a maximum when the length is equal to the diameter. I am not sure what to do, can someone explain? Thank you
Original post by chignesh10
Hey, I am not sure how to go about doing this. It asks me to show that the volume of a cylinder is a maximum when the length is equal to the diameter. I am not sure what to do, can someone explain? Thank you
The question does not make sense. There's some kind of constraint missing.
Original post by LightBlueSoldier
The question does not make sense. There's some kind of constraint missing.
I have solved it now, i forgot to mention that the area is fixed but its done now.
do you knmow what r = e^(atheta) looks like
where a > 0
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