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Eduardwww [97]
2 years ago
6

An open-top rectangular box is being constructed to hold a volume of 150 in3. The base of the box is made from a material costin

g 5 cents/in2. The front of the box must be decorated and will cost 10 cents/in2. The remainder of the sides will cost 2 cents/in2. Find the dimensions that will minimize the cost of constructing this box.
Mathematics
1 answer:
Oksanka [162]2 years ago
4 0

Answer:

minimum cost of construction box are x = x = 3.4199 in and y = 10.2598 in and z = 4.2750 in

Step-by-step explanation:

given data

volume = 150 in³

base material costing = 5 cents/in²

front cost = 10 cents/in²

remainder sides cost = 2 cents/in²

to find out

the dimensions that will minimize the cost

solution

we consider here length = x and breadth = y and height = z

and

area of base = xy

area of front = xz

and area of remaining side = xz + 2yz     .....................1

so

cost of base will be = 5xy

cost of front = 10xz

cost of remaining side = 2 ( xz+ 2yz)        

and

total cost will be

total cost TC = 5xy + 10xz + 2 ( xz+ 2yz)  

total cost TC = 5xy + 10xz + 2xz+ 4yz

total cost TC = 5xy + 12xz + 4yz                  ....................2

and total volume will be = xyz

150 = xyz

z = \frac{150}{xy}                  .......................3

now put z value in equation 2

total cost TC = 5xy + 12xz + 4yz    

total cost TC = 5xy + 12x\frac{150}{xy} + 4y\frac{150}{xy}

total cost TC = 5xy + \frac{1800}{y} + \frac{600}{x}     ...........4

now differentiate TC w.r.t x and y

TC (x) = 5y - \frac{600}{x^2}

TC (x) = 5x - \frac{1800}{y^2}

now equating with 0 these

5y - \frac{600}{x^2} = 0

x² = \frac{120}{y}    

and

5x - \frac{1800}{y^2} = 0

x = \frac{360}{y^2}    

solve we get

y = 10.2598

x = 3.4199

now put x and y value in equation 3

z = \frac{150}{xy}  

z = \frac{150}{3.4199*10.2598}  

z = 4.2750

so minimum cost of construction box are x = x = 3.4199 in and y = 10.2598 in and z = 4.2750 in

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