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Query about finding an expression for dV
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I was trying to prove the hydrostatic equilibrium relationship, the only way I found that it works, and I saw this done by someone online too, was by saying that $dV=dA dr$. But if $V=Ar$ then surely $dV=rdA+Adr$.
How can we say $dV=dAdr$ here?
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I was trying to prove the hydrostatic equilibrium relationship, the only way I found that it works, and I saw this done by someone online too, was by saying that $dV=dA dr$. But if $V=Ar$ then surely $dV=rdA+Adr$.
How can we say $dV=dAdr$ here?
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$V=Ar$ is irrelevant. There is nothing in the diagram labeled $A$ or $V$. $dV = dA;dr$ is just "the volume of a cylinder = base area $times$ height".
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I was trying to prove the hydrostatic equilibrium relationship, the only way I found that it works, and I saw this done by someone online too, was by saying that $dV=dA dr$. But if $V=Ar$ then surely $dV=rdA+Adr$.
How can we say $dV=dAdr$ here?
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calculus
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I was trying to prove the hydrostatic equilibrium relationship, the only way I found that it works, and I saw this done by someone online too, was by saying that $dV=dA dr$. But if $V=Ar$ then surely $dV=rdA+Adr$.
How can we say $dV=dAdr$ here?
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$V=Ar$ is irrelevant. There is nothing in the diagram labeled $A$ or $V$. $dV = dA;dr$ is just "the volume of a cylinder = base area $times$ height".
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Mar 24 at 13:00
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$V=Ar$ is irrelevant. There is nothing in the diagram labeled $A$ or $V$. $dV = dA;dr$ is just "the volume of a cylinder = base area $times$ height".
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– alephzero
Mar 24 at 13:00
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$V=Ar$ is irrelevant. There is nothing in the diagram labeled $A$ or $V$. $dV = dA;dr$ is just "the volume of a cylinder = base area $times$ height".
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– alephzero
Mar 24 at 13:00
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$V=Ar$ is irrelevant. There is nothing in the diagram labeled $A$ or $V$. $dV = dA;dr$ is just "the volume of a cylinder = base area $times$ height".
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$$frac{mathrm{d}V}{mathrm{d}r}=frac{mathrm{d}A}{mathrm{d}r}r+Acdot1=A,$$
where $frac{mathrm{d}A}{mathrm{d}r}=0$ ($A$ stays constant over $r$!), so $$mathrm{d}V=A,mathrm{d}r$$
(or $mathrm{d}V=mathrm{d}A,mathrm{d}r$ if you call the area $mathrm{d}A$ instead of $A$, like in the image).
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$$frac{mathrm{d}V}{mathrm{d}r}=frac{mathrm{d}A}{mathrm{d}r}r+Acdot1=A,$$
where $frac{mathrm{d}A}{mathrm{d}r}=0$ ($A$ stays constant over $r$!), so $$mathrm{d}V=A,mathrm{d}r$$
(or $mathrm{d}V=mathrm{d}A,mathrm{d}r$ if you call the area $mathrm{d}A$ instead of $A$, like in the image).
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$$frac{mathrm{d}V}{mathrm{d}r}=frac{mathrm{d}A}{mathrm{d}r}r+Acdot1=A,$$
where $frac{mathrm{d}A}{mathrm{d}r}=0$ ($A$ stays constant over $r$!), so $$mathrm{d}V=A,mathrm{d}r$$
(or $mathrm{d}V=mathrm{d}A,mathrm{d}r$ if you call the area $mathrm{d}A$ instead of $A$, like in the image).
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$$frac{mathrm{d}V}{mathrm{d}r}=frac{mathrm{d}A}{mathrm{d}r}r+Acdot1=A,$$
where $frac{mathrm{d}A}{mathrm{d}r}=0$ ($A$ stays constant over $r$!), so $$mathrm{d}V=A,mathrm{d}r$$
(or $mathrm{d}V=mathrm{d}A,mathrm{d}r$ if you call the area $mathrm{d}A$ instead of $A$, like in the image).
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$$frac{mathrm{d}V}{mathrm{d}r}=frac{mathrm{d}A}{mathrm{d}r}r+Acdot1=A,$$
where $frac{mathrm{d}A}{mathrm{d}r}=0$ ($A$ stays constant over $r$!), so $$mathrm{d}V=A,mathrm{d}r$$
(or $mathrm{d}V=mathrm{d}A,mathrm{d}r$ if you call the area $mathrm{d}A$ instead of $A$, like in the image).
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$V=Ar$ is irrelevant. There is nothing in the diagram labeled $A$ or $V$. $dV = dA;dr$ is just "the volume of a cylinder = base area $times$ height".
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