Question #247512

A 10ft long horizontal through has ends in the shape of equilateral triangles. The sides of the triangle are 6ft in length. If water is being poured inside the through, find a mathematical model that expresses the volume of the water as a function of its depth


Expert's answer

Volume=cross sectional area*length

C.S.A=12bh=12b∗bSin60°\frac{1}{2}bh=\frac{1}{2}b*bSin60°

With l as length,

Volume,V=12b∗bSin60°∗l\frac{1}{2}b*bSin60°*l

Mathematical model will have a partial derivative with respect to l

∂l∂b(V)\frac{\partial l}{\partial b}(V)

=∂l∂b(12b∗bSin60°∗l)\frac{\partial l}{\partial b}(\frac{1}{2}b*bSin60°*l)

=14b∗bSin60°∗l2=\frac{1}{4}b*bSin60°*l^{2}


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