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Radja24
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Hello ladies and gentleman. I need help ONLY because...my project is due tomorrow. BUT dear sirs and siresses, do not fret. I only need some help in some areas (let us hope).
My project is entitled When the World will End. I wanted to make a somewhat, vague creative project, so I chose this project.
The problem I need is how to find the area and the volume of the world, and the volume of the world's water using calculus methods only. I know how to find volume and area, but the variables for finding the area nd volume of the world are confusing.
My goal is to find a maximum carrying capacity of the world using calculus, and then I will use logistic growth to find the time from today to see when the world will end.
My project is based on the fact that humans need a certain supply of water (let's say 1 gallon to start) every day. The point I want to find is what time humans will surpass the point when there is either not enough space or not enough water for humans.
Now i have some givens-
Area of the world- 148.94 sq km
area of the world's water- 361.132 sq km
Approximate volume of the world's water- 326 cubic miles
My project is entitled When the World will End. I wanted to make a somewhat, vague creative project, so I chose this project.
The problem I need is how to find the area and the volume of the world, and the volume of the world's water using calculus methods only. I know how to find volume and area, but the variables for finding the area nd volume of the world are confusing.
My goal is to find a maximum carrying capacity of the world using calculus, and then I will use logistic growth to find the time from today to see when the world will end.
My project is based on the fact that humans need a certain supply of water (let's say 1 gallon to start) every day. The point I want to find is what time humans will surpass the point when there is either not enough space or not enough water for humans.
Now i have some givens-
Area of the world- 148.94 sq km
area of the world's water- 361.132 sq km
Approximate volume of the world's water- 326 cubic miles