#Help with calculus pls
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Ok, so we know that the area of a rectangle is base times height
So what variable represents the base of this rectangle, and which represents its height?
2-x
Hold on can you explain how you got 2-x as one of the dimensions?
Where did the 2 come from?
Do you have e the answer to this question
Cus I think inaccidentally found the area
You want the answer?
Just to check initially
Yea I got fried
It's more bc idk whether to use integration or differentiation
I've been trying to use both
As well as gradient of the line
That runs from 0,0 to x,y
Then once I have that gradient
I can find the equation
Set the equations equal, find co ordinates
Ok here
What you want to do is find the coordinates where the product of x and y is the greatest, hence which will give the greatest area of a rectangle
Makes sense?
Maybe
Then y = 7
But we cant be sure because you might have a small y value at x = 1
Giving us a small area
Yes
the height will be (8-x^3), and the length will be x, so try to make an area formula based on that
then maximize it
How do you know that's the height?
because that is where the x-value line (i.e., x=c) will intersect the curve first
let me draw it
so the green segment is x (obviously)
the red segment will be where x intersects the curve first
any coordinate on y=8-x^3 can be represented as (x, 8-x^3)
hence the above
Is this a general rule?
yes
How is that an 8 marker
There's like 4 lines of working out
I got 7.56 as the max area
lol
well there is one more thing
check the endpoints and critical points
and see which yields a max
but other than that this is pretty easy
,calc 8*cbrt(2)-(cbrt(2))^4
Result:
7.5595262993692
yep
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