The volume of a cylindrical tin can is given by: . Here is the volume, the radius in centimetres and the height in centimetres.
In what unit should be expressed?
What is the volume of a tin can with a diameter of millimetres and a height of centimetres?
What formula describes the relation between and for those tin cans that have a height of centimetres?
Plot the corresponding graph of the formula you found in question c.
Of a different set of tin cans the volume is fixed: L. What is the relation between and ? Plot the corresponding graph.
Which of the formulas below describes the relation between two variables? Plot the corresponding graphs.
`volume` (cube)=
Re-write the formulas below so that is a function of .
Remove the brackets:
An entrepeneur sells a product. There is a relation between the number of products sold (per month) and the price of the product (in €, per sold item). This relation can be described by the formula: .
How many units of the product does he sell when he prices the product at € 50 per unit?
The entrepeneur buys this product at € 30 per unit. If he does not want to make a loss he must sell at the same price. What is the maximum number of units he can sell each month?
Negative values for are impossible. What is, therefore, the maximum selling price?
The profit per month can be calculated by multiplying the price by the number of units sold. Show that the profit .
Make a table for the profit, where . Use your graphic calculator to make the table.
For which price does the entrepeneur receive the highest monthly profit?