(a)
Volume of the growing sphere cell is , Where is a radius and is measured in micrometers.
micrometer meters.
(i)
Average rate of change if radius changes from to :
Average rate of change of with respect to is defined as on the interval .
Here , and .
Average rate of change in volume is .
m2.
(ii)
Average rate of change if radius changes from to :
Average rate of change in volume is .
m2.
(iii)
Average rate of change if radius changes from to :
Average rate of change in volume is .
m2.
(b)
Instantaneous rate of change when :
Instantaneous rate of change of with respect to when is defined as .
Instantaneous rate of change of area at is .
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Differentiate on each side with respect to .
.
.
(c)
The surface area of the sphere is of the circle is , where is the radius of the sphere.
Consider .
Therefore rate of change of volume of sphere with respect to its radius is equal to the its surface area.
If the radius is increased by an amount of .
Geometrical view of with an increased radius .
Therefore volume of sphere with increased radius of is .
If is small, then we can approximate .
Rate of change of area of new sphere with respect to radius can be considered as
The rate of change of volume with respect to its radius is equal to the its surface area.
(a)
(i) Average rate of change if radius changes from to is .
(ii) Average rate of change if radius changes from to is .
(iii) Average rate of change if radius changes from to is .
(b) Instantaneous rate of change when is .
(c) The rate of change of area with respect to its radius is equal to the its circumference.
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