Question

a cylindrical can needs to have a volume of 6 cubic inches a label is to go around the side of the can. The function S(r)=12/r gives the area of the label in square inches where r is the radius of the can in inches

Answer 1

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Cylinder volume V= 6 Cubes - inch  

The Formula:

$\to V=\pi r^2 h= 6$

The (r and h ) is the radius and height of the cylinder and $s(r)= \frac{12}{r}$represent the region of the mark in this r and h, and that is why  as can's radius gets bigger and larger, the label area gets closer to 0.

Answer 2

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A cylindrical can needs to have a volume of 6 cubic inches. A label is to go around the

side of the can. The function gives the area of the label in square inches

where is the radius of the can in inches

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