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The rale al which water is going into a sink is given by the function r(t) = gal

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Question

The rale al which water is going into a sink is given by the function r(t) = gallons per minute and t is time in minutes. How fast is the water amount changing at t = 7 minutes? What docs your answer tell you about the water in the sink? how much has the amount of water changed in the sink between t 2 and t - 7 minutes? How much water is in the sink at t = 4 minutes? Suppose there was a gallon of water initially in the sink. Derive a formula for the amount of water in the sink at any time t minutes.

Explanation / Answer

solution:

a) rate of water going to sink

r(t) from t (6,8) is

r(t)=t-8

now rate of change of water

at t=7

hence at t=7

rate of change of water=t-8=7-8=-1

hence the water is coming out of the sink at a rate 1ga/min

b)

amount of water in sink from t=2 to t=7

at t=2 rate is =2

now amount of water at this time will be integral of the rate

= 2t

hence at t=2

amount

=4

and at t=7

rate= t-8

hence amount

= (t2-8t)

at t=7

=49-56=-7

now change of amount of water from t=2 to t=7

4-(-7)=11 gallons

c) at t=4

rate=0

hence amount is integration of the rate

and integration of 0 is constant

hence constant will be anything which should be provided in the question but as it is not given we will assume it to be k

d) now we have given that A(0)=1

and

dA/dt= 2 0<t<3

0 3<t<6

t-8   6<t<8

now amount will be integration of this function

A=2t+c for 0<t<3

=c1   3<t<6

= t2-8t+c2    6<t<8

now A(0)=1

hence 2(0)+c=1

c=1

hence function is

= 2t+1 0<t<3

c 3<t<6

t2-8t 6<t<8