Find the surface area of the cone z=2sqrt(x^2+y^2) and above a region in the xy-plane with area 5.
If anyone could help me with this problem, I would really appreciate it.
Thanks.
John Marcum
Hello, John,Originally Posted by OntarioStud
as you may know the termdescribes the distance between the origin and a point in the xy-plane.
If you draw a plane cut through the cone along the z-axis it'll look like the diagram which I attached.
With your cone you get:.
The slope s is.
The surface area of a cone contains the base circle and the area, which is produced by the sloping line:
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Notice: I've corrected my mistake. I'm sorry if the previous result caused any irritation.
Simplify to:
This surface has the value 5. So you get:. Solve for r and re-substitute. You'll get the equation:
Greetings
EB