A container with a square base (Fig Q3) of size 5 m × 5 m is filled with sand.The sand is uneven whereby the surface height, in metres, measured from the bottomof the container, is given by the function:h(x,y)= -0.01(x – 2)? + 65m5mFig Q3: domain of containera)determine the total volume of sand. Answer in m³ to 3 decimal place accuracy. b)find the expression for the partial derivative Ohc)find the expression for the partial derivativedy

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A container with a square base (Fig Q3) of size 5 m × 5 m is filled with sand. The sand is uneven whereby the surface height, in metres, measured from the bottom of the container, is given by the function: h(x, y) = -0.01(x – 2)² + 6 Sm 5m Fig Q3: domain of container a) determine the total volume of sand. Answer in m³ to 3 decimal place accuracy.

A container with a square base (Fig Q3) of size 5 m × 5 m is filled with sand. The sand is uneven whereby the surface height, in metres, measured from the bottom of the container, is given by the function: h(x, y) = -0.01(x – 2)² + 6 Sm 5m Fig Q3: domain of container a) determine the total volume of sand. Answer in m³ to 3 decimal place accuracy.

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