A container of oil has spilled on a concrete floor. The oil flow can be expressed with the function n(t) = 8t, where t represents time in minutes and n represents how far the oil is spreading. The flowing oil is creating a circular pattern on the concrete. The area of the pattern can be expressed as A(n) = πn2. Part A: Find the area of the circle of spilled oil as a function of time, or A[n(t)]. Show your work. (6 points) Part B: How large is the area of spilled oil after 5 minutes? You may use 3.14 to approximate π in this problem. (4 points)

Respuesta :

A) [n(t)] = π(8t)^2

B) 
π40^2 = 5024

Answer

As per the statement:

The oil flow can be expressed with the function

n(t) = 8t          ....[1]

where,

t represents the time in minutes and

n represents how far the oil is spreading

The flowing oil is creating a circular pattern on the concrete.

The area of the pattern can be expressed as

[tex]A(n) = \pi n^2.[/tex]       .....[2]

A.

Area of the circle of spilled oil as a function of time:

[tex]\text{A[n(t)]}= \pi (n(t))^2[/tex]

then;

Substitute equation [1] we get;

[tex]\text{A[n(t)]}= \pi (8t)^2[/tex]

[tex]\text{A[n(t)]}= 64 \pi t^2[/tex]       .....[3]

B.

We have to find how large is the area of spilled oil after 5 minutes.

Substitute t = 5 minutes and [tex]\pi = 3.14[/tex] in [3] we have;

⇒[tex]\text{A[n(5)]}= 64 \cdot 3.14 \cdot 5^2[/tex]

⇒[tex]\text{A[n(5)]}= 200.96 \cdot 25[/tex]

Simplify:

[tex]\text{A[n(5)]}= 5,024[/tex]

Therefore, 5,024 large is the area of spilled oil after 5 minutes.