+956 The radius of a cylinder was 3 centimeters, while the height of the cylinder was 10 centimeters, but both the radius and the height have begun increasing with time. The radius of the cylinder in centimeters can be defined by the function r(t) = 3+t, where t is the time elapsed in minutes, while the height of the cylinder in centimeters can be defined by the function h(t) = 10+t. Which of these functions represents the volume of the cylinder in cubic centimeters?
v(t) = πt^2+13πt + 30π
v(t) = t^3+16t^2+69t+90
v(t) = πt^3+16πt^2+96πt + 90π
v(t) = t^2+13t+30
+9479 volume of cylinder = π (radius)2 (height)
radius of the cylinder = 3 + t and height of the cylinder = 10 + t so...
volume of cylinder = π (3 + t)2 (10 + t)
volume of cylinder = π (3 + t)(3 + t)(10 + t)
volume of cylinder = π ( t3 + 16t2 + 69t + 90 )
volume of cylinder = πt3 + 16πt2 + 69πt + 90π
+9479 volume of cylinder = π (radius)2 (height)
radius of the cylinder = 3 + t and height of the cylinder = 10 + t so...
volume of cylinder = π (3 + t)2 (10 + t)
volume of cylinder = π (3 + t)(3 + t)(10 + t)
volume of cylinder = π ( t3 + 16t2 + 69t + 90 )
volume of cylinder = πt3 + 16πt2 + 69πt + 90π
