For an closed cylinder with radius r cm and height h cm, find the dimensions giving the minimum surface area, given that the volume is 30 cm³. NOTE: Enter exact answers, or round to three decimal places. r = cm h = cm
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Step 1: Given that the volume of the cylinder is 30 cm^3, we have the equation πr^2h = 30. Show more…
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