The total surface area of an industrial cylindrical autociave is to be limited to 20m2. If it is constructed to maximize the volume, what should be the ratio of the height to that of the radius? Based on the concept, if someone asks you for help in constructing a cylindrical tank with a top cover area of 100 cm3, accounting the minimum surface area and maximum volume, what would you recommend for its lateral area

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The total surface area of an industrial cylindrical autociave is to be limited to 20m2. If it is constructed to maximize the volume, what should be the ratio of the height to that of the radius?

Based on the concept, if someone asks you for help in constructing a cylindrical tank with a top cover area of 100 cm3, accounting the minimum surface area and maximum volume, what would you recommend for its lateral area?

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