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The function t=f(S) models the time, in hours, for a sample of water to evaporate as a function of the size S of the sample, measured in millimeters. What are the units for f’’(S)?

Sagot :

Given that,

The function is t = f(S).

To find,

The unit of f''(S).

Solution,

The given function shows the time for a sample of water to evaporate as a function of the size S of the sample, measured in millimeters.

f'(S) will be in hours per Mililiter

And

f''(S) will be in hours per Mililiter per Mililiter. Therefore, this is the required solution.

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