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Suppose a closed rectangular box has length twice it's breadth and has constant volume V. Determine the dimensions of the requiring least surface area.[ lagrange's method of undetermined multipliers]​

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given  :  a closed rectangular box has length twice it's breadth and has constant volume V  

To Find : Determine the dimensions of the requiring least surface area

Solution:

Breadth = x

Length = 2x

Height = h

Volume = x * 2x * h  = V

=> h = V/2x²

Surface area = 2 ( lb + bh + lh )  

S = 2 ( 2x²  + xV/2x²  + 2xV/2x²)

=> S = 2 ( 2x²  + V/2x  +  V/x)

=> S = 4x²  + V/x  + 2V/x

=> S = 4x² + 3V/x

dS/dx  = 8x  - 3V/x²

dS/dx  = 0

=> 8x  - 3V/x² = 0

=> 8x³ = 3V

=>  x³ = 3V/8

=> x = ∛(3V)  / 2

d²S/dx² = 8   + 6V/x³  > 0 hence least area

Dimensions are :

Breadth = x   ∛(3V)  / 2

Length = 2x  =  ∛(3V)

Height = h    = V/2x²  =   2∛(V/9)

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