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Volume And Cost Of Longboard Using Aircrete, Mira Stimac
Volume And Cost Of Longboard Using Aircrete, Mira Stimac
Undergraduate Journal of Mathematical Modeling: One + Two
This project utilizes integral calculus to find the volume of a longboard-style surfboard. The cost for using AirCrete as the material for the longboard will then be calculated. Due to the longboard's shape, the longboard is divided into four sections, and the volume of each is found. The final volume for the longboard with the measurements provided is approximately 3821 cubic inches. The cost of making the longboard out of AirCrete was then calculated by using ratios. The final cost for the longboard is $4.70.
Volume And Cost Of Cylindrical Shaped Silo With Conical Roof, Gabriel Mitzakoff Parola
Volume And Cost Of Cylindrical Shaped Silo With Conical Roof, Gabriel Mitzakoff Parola
Undergraduate Journal of Mathematical Modeling: One + Two
This project utilizes integral calculus to find the exact volume of a non-uniform cylindrical-shaped silo used to store wheat and calculate the cost of material utilized to build such silo. Due to its non-uniform shape, the silo is divided into two sections and the volume of each is calculated. The final volume for the silo with the measurements provided is approximately 2330.02 meters cubic and surface area of 1074.96 meters squared, which is considered to be a large capacity silo. With such a large capacity silo there are costs to be considered, such as the material cost which is calculated …
Hyperelastic Bone Involving The Washer Method, Kristin Jones
Hyperelastic Bone Involving The Washer Method, Kristin Jones
Undergraduate Journal of Mathematical Modeling: One + Two
The research conducted focuses on 3D printing and its application in medical equipment. A recent breakthrough in modern material science was made with the creation of hyperelastic bone. This exploration looks at how hyperelastic bone is created, the cost comparison to older tools, and the possible design for hyperelastic bone. Detailed calculations and descriptions are also included to explain the reasoning behind the work conducted.
Calculus Application To Topographic Mapping, Veronica Zapata
Calculus Application To Topographic Mapping, Veronica Zapata
Undergraduate Journal of Mathematical Modeling: One + Two
The goal of the paper is to find the volume of water in a ditch. An example image of ditch is given in Appendix C. The first act that before any calculation can be performed is to record the field work. Once at the property the ditch must be identified. Three points of elevations per section should be measured by the surveyor; one point is at the center of the ditch (the lowest point) and the two ones are at the ends (the highest points). The sections are detailed in Appendix A. Using the elevation points from the property, we …