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The number of board feet of lumber in a log that is 10 feet long is given by the formula
, where D is the diameter of the tree in inches. In a tree that will produce a 10 foot log and has a current diameter of 22 inches, the diameter is changing at a rate of 3.45 inches per year. How fast is the volume increasing?
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Let y = x3 - 3. Find dy if dx = 1 and the initial value of x is x = 3.
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The number of board feet of lumber in a log that is 12 feet long is given by the formula
, where D is the diameter of the tree in inches and V is the volume of the tree in ft3. In a tree that will produce a 12 foot log and has a current diameter of 13 inches, the diameter is changing at a rate of 2.1 inches per year. How fast is the volume increasing?
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The sides of an equilateral triangle are increasing at the rate of 8 centimeters per hour. At what rate is the area increasing when the side is 20 centimeters? (Round your answer to three decimal places.)
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The elastic modulus of a piece of steel rod under a load of 1200 pounds, is given by the formula
, L is the original, unloaded, length in inches, A is the cross-sectional area in square inches, and l is the elongation (in inches) due to a load. A 24 inch long steel rod having a cross-sectional area of A = 2.85 square inches, is stretching 0.009 inches under a load of 1200 pounds. Due to changes in temperature, the elastic modulus E of the rod is changing. Find the rate of change of the elastic modulus if the elongation is currently 0.009 and is changing at a rate of 0.00037 in/s.
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