Show that the cylinder of given volume open at the top has minimum total surface area if its height is equal to radius of the base.
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Let rr be the radius and hh be the the height of a cylinder of given volume VV
V=πr2hV=πr2h
h=vπr2h=vπr2
Let SS be total surface area.Since the cylinder is open at its top.
S=2πrh+πr2S=2πrh+πr2
Substituting for hh we get,
S=2πr(vπr2)S=2πr(vπr2)+πr2+πr2
=2vr=2vr+πr2+πr2
Differentiating with respect to xx we get,
dSdr=−2vr2dSdr=−2vr2+2πr+2πr
For maximum or minimum
dSdr=dSdr=00
⇒2vr2+⇒2vr2+2πr=02πr=0
(i.e) −vr2−vr2+πr=0+πr=0
∴v=πr3∴v=πr3
πr2h=πr3πr2h=πr3
⇒h=r⇒h=r
Differentiating again with respect to rr we get,
d2Sdr2=4vr3d2Sdr2=4vr3+2π+2π
When r=hr=h
d2Sdr2=4vr3d2Sdr2=4vr3+2π+2π >0
Hence SS is minimum when h=rh=r (i.e) when the height of the cylinder is equal to the radius of the base.
V=πr2hV=πr2h
h=vπr2h=vπr2
Let SS be total surface area.Since the cylinder is open at its top.
S=2πrh+πr2S=2πrh+πr2
Substituting for hh we get,
S=2πr(vπr2)S=2πr(vπr2)+πr2+πr2
=2vr=2vr+πr2+πr2
Differentiating with respect to xx we get,
dSdr=−2vr2dSdr=−2vr2+2πr+2πr
For maximum or minimum
dSdr=dSdr=00
⇒2vr2+⇒2vr2+2πr=02πr=0
(i.e) −vr2−vr2+πr=0+πr=0
∴v=πr3∴v=πr3
πr2h=πr3πr2h=πr3
⇒h=r⇒h=r
Differentiating again with respect to rr we get,
d2Sdr2=4vr3d2Sdr2=4vr3+2π+2π
When r=hr=h
d2Sdr2=4vr3d2Sdr2=4vr3+2π+2π >0
Hence SS is minimum when h=rh=r (i.e) when the height of the cylinder is equal to the radius of the base.
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