In a large Petri dish made from tempered glass (cf. AS / NZS 2208:1996), an extraterrestrial bacterial culture is grown from a sample that was obtained during a secret mission of the Australian Space Agency 4 weeks ago. The dish sits on a table that is 74cm high. The shape of the culture in the dish is perfectly circular during the entire experiment. It is observed that the diameter of the culture increases at the constant rate of 6 mm / h, while emitting a strange radiation, which has a reading of 13 Gy. At what rate is the area of the culture growing when it reaches 5.0cm?? O 20 /3,amm /h O 40 /3amm /h O 40 Jamm2 /h O 60 /5amm2 /h O 20 /5/amm2 /h O 25 V10/amm2 /h O None of the other options.

In a large Petri dish made from tempered glass (cf. AS / NZS 2208:1996), an extraterrestrial bacterial culture is grown from a sample that was obtained during a secret mission of the Australian Space Agency 4 weeks ago. The dish sits on a table that is 74cm high. The shape of the culture in the dish is perfectly circular during the entire experiment. It is observed that the diameter of the culture increases at the constant rate of 6 mm / h, while emitting a strange radiation, which has a reading of 13 Gy. At what rate is the area of the culture growing when it reaches 5.0cm?? O 20 /3,amm /h O 40 /3amm /h O 40 Jamm2 /h O 60 /5amm2 /h O 20 /5/amm2 /h O 25 V10/amm2 /h O None of the other options.

Advanced Engineering Mathematics

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ISBN:9780470458365

Author:Erwin Kreyszig

Publisher:Erwin Kreyszig

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