Question #150510
The dimensions of a box are b, b + 1, b + 4. Find how fast the total
surface area A increases as b increases.
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Expert's answer
2020-12-14T18:29:27-0500

Total Surface Area of the box(A)=2(b(b+1)+(b+1)(b+4)+(b(b+4))=2((b2+b)+(b2+5b+4)+(b2+4b))=2(3b2+10b+4)    6b2+20b+8Hence, dAdb=12b+20\text{Total Surface Area of the box(A)}=2(b(b+1)+(b+1)(b+4)+(b(b+4)) \\=2((b^2+b)+(b^2+5b+4)+(b^2+4b))\\=2(3b^2+10b+4)\implies 6b^2+20b+8\\\text{Hence, } \frac{dA}{db}=12b+20


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