PROBLEM A Polar Equation r = a sin θ represents a • CIRCLE TANGENT FROM X –AXIS

Total Surface Area = A 1 + 2A 2 + A 3 + A 4 = 212.8092

PROBLEM A cube with vertex at the midpoint of the upper edge creates a pyramid inside the cube. What is the total surface area? 4

V

PROBLEM A roof of a galvanized aluminium rest house. Sides are 12m with a height of 6m. (a) Find the volume of the galvanized aluminium roof. (b) Find the lateral area with a slant height of 10m.

4

(a)

Slant height h1: 2

2

h1 = 8 + 8

D

2

h1 = 8 2 + 8 2 = 11.3137

A1=AVCD A1 =

1 (8)(11.3137 ) = 45.2548 2

h2

h1

A

8

C

1 V = bh 3 1 = 12 2 (6 ) 3 = 288m 3

B

( )

Slant height h2: 2

h2 = 8 2 + 4 2 h2 = 8 2 + 4 2 = 8.9443

A2=AVBC=AVAD A2 =

1 (8)(8.9443) = 35.7772 2

A3=AVAB

A4=AABCD=ABASE

1 A3 = (8)(8) = 32 2

A4 = 8 2 = 64

(b)

1 PB hS 2 1 = (4 x12 )(10 ) 2 = 240m 2

AL =

PROBLEM A spherical ball with a radius of 14cm was drop on a cone with a depth of 20cm. Find the height from the base of the cone to the point of tangency of the ball and the cone. 14cm

PROBLEM A trough which is triangular ends lie in parallel rectangle which is 50cm by 150cm. If the altitude is 40cm. What is the depth of the water if the volume is 12 liters?

14cm

C

A 8 O

150

h

40

8

50 D

20cm

X h

B

x 50 = h 40

h=? 8 AB = OD 20

h = OD + 8 2

2

AB = 20 + 14 AB = 24.4131

2

OD =

8(20 ) = 6.5539 24.4131

h = OD + 8 h = 6.5539 + 8 h = 14.5539cm

x=

5 h 4

1 xh(150) 2 15  12000 =  h h(150) 24  V =

h = 11.3137

PROBLEM A rectangular parallelepiped whose length is 4m and 5m and the altitude is 6m. What is the area of the cross section of the opposite edges of the parallelepiped?

4

V = LWH 9000cu.m. = x(3x )(4 x )

4 x = 4(9.09 )

9000 = 12 x 3 x = 9.09

= 36.34m

PROBLEM A trapezoidal figure has an altitude of 40cm and a length of 72cm. The upper base is 25cm. and the lower base is 37cm. What is the volume of the figure? 72

6 x 5

25

A = xh

x = 4 2 + 52

PROBLEM A rectangular parallelepiped whose dimension is in the ratio 1:3:4. If the volume is 9000cu.m. What is the longest dimension?

40

A = 41(6 )

x = 41 A = 38.42m

2

37 1 (25 + 37)(40)(72) 2 V = 89280cm 3 V=

PROBLEM When it rains 10cm. water fell. Determine the volume of the water fell on a level 10 hectare golf course. A = 10hectare ×

L = 2πrh

10000 sq.m 1hectare

 100cm  A = 100000 sq.m ×    1m 

2

V = 1000000000(10 ) ×

V = 10000000mm

1 1000cm3

3

L = 2π (1.128)(5) L = 35.437m 2 PROBLEM How much material should be used in making 2500 dice with edge of 3cm.

A = 1000000000cm 2

PROBLEM A crown hat has a base of 90cm2 and depth of 10cm. If the head covers 2/3, find the area for ventilation.

V = (3cm) 3 V = 27cm 3

V = Bh

(

PROBLEM If a smoke stick of a boat is 5m in height and it was sometime filled with 20cm3 of smoke, find the lateral area ignoring the thickness.

)

V = 90cm 2 (10cm )

Material used :

V = 900cm 3

(

)

= 27cm 3 (2500 )

1 Area of Ventilation = 900cm 3 3 Area of Ventilation = 300cm 3

(

)

= 67500

PROBLEM If a log has an altitude of 8m, base diameter of 0.5m. Right diameter of 0.4m. if it rolls out to the ground covering 1 hectare of land. How many revolutions will it make?

PROBLEM A __________ of initial value or boundary value is a function y(x) which solves the differential equation and satisfies all the subsidiary conditions. • SOLUTION PROBLEM It is the set of all solution in the differential equation. • GENERAL SOLUTION PROBLEM What is the order of the differential equation? • THE HIGHEST ORDER OF THE DERIVATIVE FOUND IN THE EQUATION

Perimeter : Pk = 2πr = 2π (0.2) Pk = 0.4π solving for e : e 0.5 = 8 0.4 e = 10

Lateral area :

PROBLEM Evaluate the integral of

L = (Pk )(e ) L = 0.4π (10 ) L = 4π

Solution:

1hectare = 10000 sq.m 10000m 2 = 4πn n = 795.77

ANSWER:

?

PROBLEM Find the length of the arc of

on [1,4].

PROBLEM Find the volume of solid of revolution formed by revolving the area bounded by , x = 0, y = 2, about the line y = 4.

Solution: Solution:

By Calculator: L = 7.63 units

PROBLEM Find the volume of the solid formed by revolving the area bounded by , x =0, y = 0, about the x-axis. Solution: By Calculator: By Calculator:

V = 53.62 cu. units

V = 41.88 cu. units

PROBLEM Solve the differential equation

with initial condition y(0) = 4.

Solution:

PROBLEM A salad bowl in a shape of a hemisphere has a diameter of 40 cm. If the salad occupies a height of 15 cm, determine the volume of the salad and percentage volume of the salad with respect to the volume of the bowl.

y(0) = 4 means that when x = 0, then y = 4 4=C ANSWER:

PROBLEM What kind of graph will you have when plotting r = a cos3θ? • 3 leafed rose PROBLEM What kind of graph will you have when plotting r = a cos2θ? • 4 leafed rose

Given: D = 40 cm h = 15 cm Required: (a)VS (b)%V Solution: using Pythagorean theorem, 52+r2=202 r2 = 375cm2 (a) VS = VS = 10,602.875 cm3 (b) Vbowl = Vbowl = 16,755.16 cm3 %V = % %V = 63.28 %

PROBLEM A cone with a diameter of 6 cm is inscribed in a sphere with a radius of 8 cm. Compute for the volume and surface area of the cone.

PROBLEM A buoy is made up of a spherical segment and a cone. The angle of depreciation of the cone is 30° and the slant side of the cone is 2 cm long. Determine the volume and surface area.

Given: θ= 30° R = 2 cm Required: (a) V (b) A Given: R = 8 cm d = 6 cm Required: (a) Vcone (b) Acone

Solution: h = 2 – 2cos30° = 0.268 cm sin30 =

Solution: using Pythagorean theorem, 32+h2=82 h2 = 55cm2 (a) Vcone =

= 994.08 cm3

(b) Acone = πR(2h+r) = 448.18 cm2

r = 2sin30 = 1 cm (a) V =

= 2.245 cm3

(b) A =

+r) = 9.65 cm2

PROBLEM Three circles are tangent to each other inside and a big circle is tangent to them. The radius of the 3 circles is 10 cm each. Find the area of the bigger circle

PROBLEM A cylindrical smokestack in a ship has a height of 5. In an instant it fills with a 25m3 smoke. What is its radius? V= R=1.26 PROBLEM

cos 30 = b=11.25 R=10+11.25 A= πR2 A=1418.63 PROBLEM

V=AL V= V=150,000cm3 V=150,000cm3 x V=150 L

Ans: cot

PROBLEM Find the volume bounded by

PROBLEM Filled with water: height is 25 cm

, x=1, x=0, and y=0 rotated

along the y-axis. V= 2π R=x L=

=

V= 2π

X= 31.25 V=AL V=

V= 7.85

V= 58,593.75 cm3 x

PROBLEM Find the volume of the region bounded by

V= 58.59 L PROBLEM Find the volume bounded by the x-axis.

the x-axis. V= 2π , x = 0, and y = 1 rotated along

V= 2π R=y L=

V= 2π V= 47.88

R=y L =X right – X left L= V= 2π V= 13.40 = 64

, y=2x rotated along

PROBLEM Find the volume of the solid region bounded by

and y=0

along x-axis.

PROBLEM At 12:00 noon, ship B is 100 miles east of ship A. Ship B sails west at 10 mi/hr and ship A sails south at 20 mi/hr. When is the two ships closest to each other?

V= π R= V= π V= π/30 PROBLEM A force 5 pounds compresses a spring 2 inches from its original length 14 inches. Find the work done if it compresses a total of 6 inches. W=

-2000 + 200t + 800t = 0 t = 2 hrs time = 12 noon + 2 hrs = 2:00 pm

F = kx 5 = k (2) K = 5/2 W= W = 45 in-lb

PROBLEM At 12:00 noon, ship B is 100 miles east of ship A. Ship B sails west at 10 mi/hr and ship A sails south at 20 mi/hr. What is the closest distance between the ships?

PROBLEM Find the volume of the solid formed by revolving the eq. f(x)=4-x^2, y=1,x=0 about y=1.

-2000 + 200t + 800t = 0 t = 2 hrs z=

y=4-x^2 y-1=(4-x^2)-1

z= z = 89.44 = 40

miles

to find the limits, use the eq. and subs.y=1 to the eq. and find x. you will get ± 3 therefore limits are from x=0 and x=+sq.root of 3 3

V = π ∫ (3 − x 2 )dx 0

(hanggang jan na lang po ung natandaan ko, ndi ko na po sure ung kasunod) Ans. 26.1 --- yan po sagot sa booklet

PROBLEM A right circular cone tank has a dimensions of 4ft @ the top and is 12 ft high. Find the work done to pump the water 4ft above the top of the tank. (Senxa na, mali ung sagot na lumabas dun sa computation ko kaya ndi ko na nilagay)

PROBLEM Find the area bounded by f(x)=sine(x) and g(x)=cosine(x) and the value of x are 0<= X <= 5pi/4. Soln. f(x)=sine(x) g(x)=cos(x) solving for the limit (sin(x)) / (cos(x)) =1 tan(x) = pi/4 A= A= 3.242640687

Ans. 43680*pi ft-lb.

sagot sa booklet

PROBLEM Find the work done to stretch a 2.5cm bar, w/ a force of F= 4, to an additional of 2cm.

PROBLEM Find the area bounded by y-8x-x2-2x and x-axis Soln. Solving for the limit: 0=-x2+2x+8 (x+4)(x-2) X=-4 x=2 A=

F=kx 4=k(2.5) k=1.6

4.5

W = ∫ 1.6 xdx 2.5

W = 11.2

A= 60

PROBLEM Find the Surface area revolve about x=y3 0<= y <= 2 Soln S= S= 122.3229834 =

Ans. tanβ Find the Polar angle of S 81˚ 26̕ 56 ˝W Soln. S 81˚ 26̕ 56 ˝W = 81.44888889 ˚ θ = 270 – (81.44888889 ˚) θ = 188.55111111˚

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