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Hi there, so for this problem we have a box.
00:04
Let me just draw that situation in here.
00:09
We have that box and we have an square base and it is open, so we don't need to consider the up and top of these box.
00:24
Now, the volume for this is 100 cubic feet.
00:28
Now the material for the bottom of this costs $8 per square foot, and the material for the sides costs $5 per square foot.
00:38
Now let's label the dimensions of this as, now since the base is a square, we're gonna label its dimensions as x and x, and the height of this we're gonna label just as h.
00:51
So then the volume for this is just x squared times the height that is h.
00:56
So we have that.
00:58
Now let's write the cost function first, because the question for this is what dimensions will result, so we need to determine the value of x and the height, and also that minimum cost.
01:09
So let's write the cost function.
01:10
The cost function is the area for the specific side times the price for that.
01:14
Let's start with the base of this.
01:16
The price is x and the area for that is x squared plus, we have four sides with an area of x times the height and the price for that is five.
01:24
So let's simplify things in here.
01:25
That will be a times x squared plus 20 times x times the height.
01:30
Now from the volume, we're gonna solve for the height.
01:33
So that will be 100 divided by x squared.
01:36
And then we substitute that into here.
01:38
So the cost function is a times x squared, and this plus we will have 20 times 100, and that will give us 2000 and that divided by x.
01:56
Right, now, once we have this, we differentiate this with respect to x in order to minimize these functions that will give us 16 times x.
02:03
Well, this is the function in terms of x, okay? if you need that.
02:07
So now we need to minimize the function with the area by this square with respect to x...