Suppose that a geyser, centered at the origin of a polar coordinatesystem, sprays water

Chapter 14, Problem 40

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Suppose that a geyser, centered at the origin of a polar coordinate system, sprays water in a circular pattern in such a way that the depth \(D\) of water that reaches a point at a distance of \(r\) feet from the origin in 1 hour is \(D=k e^{-r}\). Find the total volume of water that the geyser sprays inside a circle of radius \(R\) centered at the origin.

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D

D=ke^-r

R

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