Mathematics III / Applications of Differentiation ② (Maximum and Minimum Values, Velocity and Acceleration, Approximat 5 / 6

Comprehensive Applications

Application problems combining velocity, maximum and minimum values, and approximation.

Example ① A sphere whose radius is increasing. When the radius is r(t) = t cm, find the rate of change of volume at t=3。
Solution:V = (4/3)πr³。dV/dt = 4πr²·dr/dt = 4π·9·1 = 36π cm³/s
Key Point
  • Calculate the rate of change with respect to time using differentiation of composite functions (the chain rule)

Practice Problems

  1. One side of a square, a(t)=2t, is increasing. What is the rate of change of its area at t=1?

Solutions and Explanations

  1. Solution:8
    S=a²=4t²、dS/dt=8t、at t=1, it is 8。

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