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I have a test in a few hours and i have a few review questions that i don't understand its for Grade 12 calculus
The forum discussion focuses on Grade 12 calculus problems, specifically involving rates of change and vector direction in navigation. The first problem addresses the rate of change of water level in a conical tank, where water is added at a rate of $\pi\,\text{in}^3/\text{min}$. The solution involves implicit differentiation, yielding a rate of $\frac{4}{9}\text{ in/min}$ for the water level when the height is 3 inches. The second problem involves a wind surfer's navigation, requiring the application of the law of sines to determine the sailing direction, resulting in a direction of S32°W.
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The dimensions of a conical tank is of radius 3 in. and height 6 in. Water is added at a rate of $\pi\,\text{in}^3/\text{min}$. Find the rate of change of the water level when the height is 3 in.
A wind surfer sails from Kingston sailing club with the intention of landing due south of the club, on Wolfe Island. The normal summer wind is blowing from the S42$^\circ$W at 40 knots. If the wind surfer can maintain a velocity of 50 knots, what direction must she sail to guarantee arriving at her planned destination?