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How to differentiate the volume of a cone V = 1/3pir^2h?

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How to differentiate the volume of a cone V = 1/3pir^2h?

Do you use the product rule and if so what is the derivative of h?? just 1??

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mickey

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11 years ago

ya you would use product rule to get 2/3PIr*h+1/3PIr^2

yes, the derivative of h is just 1

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