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All right, in this one, they have us talking about the surface area of a balloon, and maybe we know this, but maybe we need a refresher.
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The surface area of a balloon is a function of its radius, and that's going to be 4 pi r squared.
00:32
What we're then going to do is realize that, you know, as the balloon is being filled with air, its radius is, a function of time.
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So they have given us r of t is two thirds, t cubed, as long as t is greater than or equal to zero.
00:51
And that makes sense because we're not going to talk about the radius before time starts on the clock.
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So it wants us to find the surface area as a function of time.
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And this is where we start to see some applications of what compositions of functions do for us.
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So we see that the surface area is a function of the radius and the radius is a function of time.
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If we compose these two things together, we can get the surface area as a function of time and not have to do all these extra calculations.
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These functions are already composed and we will get a new function in a new variable...