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MATH 1210SIGNATURE PROJECT
By Sarah Anderson
Gas Pipeline Solution
The U.S. Interior Secretary recently approved drilling of natural gas wells near Vernal, Utah. Your company has begun drilling and established a high-producing well on BLM ground. They now need to build a pipeline to get the natural gas to their refinery. While running the line directly to the refinery will be the least amount of pipe and shortest distance, it would require running the line across private ground and paying a right-of-way fee. There is a mountain directly east of the well that must be drilled through in order to run the pipeline due east. Your company can build the pipeline around the private ground by going 1 mile directly west and then 5 miles south and finally 21 miles east to the refinery. Cost for materials, labor and fees to run the pipeline across BLM ground is $300,000 per mile. For any pipeline run across private ground, your company incurs an additional $200,000 per mile cost for right-of-way fees. Cost of drilling through the existing mountain would be $500,000 on top of the normal costs of the material, labor and fees for the pipeline itself. Also the BLM will require an environmental impact study before allowing you to drill through the mountain. Cost for the study is estimated to be $100,000 and will delay the project by 3 months costing the company another $50,000 per month. Your company has asked you to do the following:
What We KnowCost:BLM Ground: $300,000 per milePrivate property: $300,000 per mile + $200,000 per mile=$500,000 per mileThrough the Mountain: $300,000 per mile+$500,000+$100,000+$150,000Distance:West around private property: 27 milesEast through mountain and around private property: 25 mileDiagonal across private land: 20.61552813 miles
ππ+ππ=ππ
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ππ+πππ=ππ
ππ=ππππ=βπππ
a) Determine the cost of running the pipeline strictly on BLM ground with two different scenarios:
1. heading east through the mountain and then south to the refinery
πππ ,πππ (ππ)+πππ ,πππ+πππ ,πππ+πππ ,πππ=$π ,πππ ,πππ .ππ
a) Determine the cost of running the pipeline strictly on BLM ground with two different scenarios:
2. Running west, south and then east to the refinery.
πππ ,πππ (ππ)=$π ,πππ ,πππ .ππ
ππ+ππ=ππ
c5
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ππ+πππ=ππ
ππ=ππππ=βπππ
b) Determine the cost of running the pipeline the shortest distance (straight line joining well to refinery across the private ground).
πππ ,πππ (ππ .ππππππππ )+πππ ,πππ (ππ .ππππππππ )=$ππ ,πππ ,πππ .ππ
π=ππ .ππππππππ
c) Determine the cost function for this pipeline for the configuration involving running from the well across the private ground at some angle and
intersecting the BLM ground to the south and then running east to the refinery. Use this function to determine the optimal place to run the pipeline to minimize cost. Clearly show all work including sketching the placement of the optimal pipeline. Make it very clear how you use your knowledge of calculus to determine the optimal placement of the pipeline. Draw a graph of this cost function and label the point of minimum cost.
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πͺ (π )=πππ ,πππ (ππβπ )+πππ ,πππ (βππ+ππ)πͺ (π )=π ,πππ ,πππβπππ ,ππππ+πππ ,πππ (βππ+ππ)
πͺ (π )=π ,πππ ,πππβπππ ,ππππ+πππ ,πππ (ππ+ππ )π /π
(2x)
πͺβ² (π )=βπππ ,πππ+πππ ,ππππ
βππ+ππ
πΏπ+π π=ππ
πΏπ+ππ=ππ
π=βππ+πππ=βππ+ππz
πͺβ² (π )=βπππ ,πππ+πππ ,ππππ
βππ+ππ
βπ+π π
βππ+ππ=π
π π
βππ+ππ=π
π π=π(βππ+ππ)ππππ=π(ππ+ππ)
πππ ,πππ=ππππ ,πππ=π
ππππ=π ππ+πππβπ ππβπ ππ
ππππ=πππππ=
πππππ
βππ=βπππβππ
π=πππ
=π .ππ
πͺ (π )=(ππβπ )π+(βππ+ππ)π
Critical number at 3.75Endpoints at 0,20
ππ+ππ=ππ=$π ,πππ ,πππ .ππ
πͺ (ππ)=(ππβππ )π+ (βπππ+ππ )ππ+ (βπππ )π=πππ .πππππππ=$ππ ,πππ ,πππ .ππ
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ππ .ππ+ππ .ππ=ππ=$π ,πππ ,πππ .ππ
πͺ (π )=(ππβ π )π+(βππ+ππ)π
4 .75πππππ 16.25πππππ
6.25πππππ
6.25 (500,000 )+16.25 (300,000 )=$ 8,000,000.00
25+14.0625=π§ 2
π§=β39.0625π§=6.25
ReflectionI have to admit, I was pretty nervous about
taking calculus, especially online. I am surprised at how much I have learned this semester. It has been especially helpful to see the proofs of certain formulas so I donβt have to just trust that mathematicians know what they are doing. I have also found that I enjoy finding derivatives, now that I know all the rules to make them easier. Since my goal is to be high school math teacher, calculus could play a big part in that. I want to graduate with a level four teaching certificate which would qualify me to teach the higher level math classes. I know that math can be hard and boring for most high school students and so seeing calculus in the real world situations can help bring some enjoyment to class. I hope to be able to be a teacher who can bring that level of learning to the classroom.
Besides the fact that knowing calculus will help me to teach the higher level math classes, it could also come in handy in other areas. Knowing how to minimize cost could come in handy when doing home projects or any landscaping. I also like that I can find functions of things on my own and donβt have to rely on using a pre-determined function. It has been a stressful semester but the good kind of stress. I am looking forward to moving on in math and seeing where it can lead.