(a)
To compute: The partial derivatives of
(b)
To estimate: The change in volume when x increases from
(c)
To estimate: The change in volume of a box with
(d)
Whether the change in x for
10 %
will always produce a change of
10 %
in the total volume V for a fixed height.
(e)
To explain: The change in h for
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