Sand falls from a conveyor belt at a rate of onto the top of a conical pile. The height of the pile is always​ three-eighths of the base diameter. How fast are the height and the radius changing when the pile is m​ high?.

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The radius changing when the pile is 0.031 m^3/min​ high

What is a conical pile?

Bulk material that has been discharged from the end of a static conveyor falls freely, forming conical stockpiles. The descent of material through the gusty air produces blinding plumes of dust in open-air conical stacks. Geometrical domes assist your plant to achieve its environmental objectives by obstructing the wind and containing this dust.

h=3d/8 = 3r/4

dh/dt = 3/4dr/dt

dV/dt = 11 m^3/min

V=1/3pi*r^2*h

dV/dt = pi/3 [2rhdr/dt + r^2 dh/dt]

In an instant, h is given

h=8m

r=32/3 m

dV/dt = pi/3 [2rhdr/dt + r^2 dh/dt]

11 =  pi/3 [2*32/3*8dr/dt + 32*32/9* 3/4 dr/dt]

dr/dt = 0.041 m^3/min

dh/dt = 0.031 m^3/min

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