In a rectangular parallelepiped, the perimeter of the two side faces is 24cm 32cm.
In a rectangular parallelepiped, the perimeter of the two side faces is 24cm 32cm. Calculate the volume of the parallelepiped with the largest lateral surface.
Let Paa1d1d = 24 cm, Paa1d1d = 32 cm.
Let us denote the dimensions of the parallelepiped through, X., Y, Z.
AB = X cm, HELL = Y cm, AA1 = Z cm.
Then 2 * (X + Z) = 24 cm.
2 * (Y + Z) = 32 cm.
In a system of two equations, we express X through Y.
X + Z = 12.
Y + Z = 16.
Let us subtract the first equation from the second.
Y – X = 4.
Y = X + 4.
Then S side = 2 * (X + Y) * Z = 2 * (X + X + 4) * Z = 4 * (X + 2) * Z.
Z = 12 – X, then: 4 * (X + 2) * (12 – X).
-4 * X2 + 48 * X – 8 * X + 24.
-4 * X2 + 40 * X + 96.
-X2 + 10 * X + 24 = 0.
X1 = -2.
X2 = 12.
Let’s define the derivative of the quadratic equation.
-2 * X + 10 = 0.
Let’s define the critical points.
X = 10/2 = 5.
X = 5 lies in the interval (0; 12).
Determine the sign of the derivative at the point X = 0 and X = 6.
Y ‘(0) = 10.
Y ‘(6) = -2.
The derivative changes sign from + to -, which means X = 5 maximum point.
Then Y = X + 4 = 5 + 4 = 9 cm.
Z = 16 – Y = 16 – 9 = 7 cm.
Then V = 5 * 9 * 7 = 315 cm3.
Answer: The volume of the parallelepiped is 315 cm3.