Surface area of closed
100 sq.om ST its vol is maximum when
base radius is half the height of
cylinder by differentiation method
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Step-by-step explanation:
Let r be the radius & h be the height of the cylinder having its total surface area A (constant) since cylindrical container is closed at the top (circular) then its surface area (constant\fixed) is given as
=(area of lateral surface)+2(area of circular top/bottom)
A=2πrh+2πr2
h=A−2πr22πr=A2πr−r(1)
Now, the volume of the cylinder
V=πr2h=πr2(A2πr−r)=A2r−πr3
differentiating V w.r.t. r, we get
dVdr=A2−3πr2
d2Vdr2=−6πr<0 (∀ r>0)
Hence, the volume is maximum, now, setting dVdr=0 for maxima
A2−3πr2=0⟹r=A6π−−−√
Setting value of r in (1), we get
h=A2πA6π−−√−A6π−−−√=(32−−√−16–√)Aπ−−√=2A3π−−−√
Hence, the ratio of height (h) to the radius (r) is given as
hr=2A3π−−−√A6π−−√=12πA3πA−−−−−√=2
hr=2
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