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A startup’s revenue grows according to the function R(t) = 5000(1.12)^t, where t is time in months. How many months will it take for revenue to exceed $20,000?
Set 5000 × (1.12)^t > 20,000 → (1.12)^t > 4
Take log: t × log(1.12) > log(4) → t > log(4)/log(1.12) ≈ 0.60206 / 0.04922 ≈ 12.23
Since t must be integer, t = 13 months
A student builds a drone that ascends vertically at 4 m/s while expanding a rectangular grid of sensors covering a volume of 1,440 m³ per minute. If the grid width increases at 2 m/s and height at 3 m/s, what is the current width of the grid?
Volume flow rate: dV/dt = area × velocity in depth × rate of expansion? But assume sensor grid expands uniformly in width and height at constant rates.
Let width = w, height = h, length = l. Given: dl/dt = 4 m/s, dh/dt = 3 m/s, width increases at 2 m/s ⇒ dw/dt = 2
Volume = w × h × l = 1,440 m³ (current state)
But we need rate: dV/dt = (dw/dt)(h)(l) + w(dh/dt)(l) + w×h(dl/dt)