[A circular cone with base radius \(r\), vertical height \(h\) and slant height \(l\), has curved surfaced area \(\pi rl\) and volume \(\frac{1}{3}\pi r{{h}^{2}}\).]

A capsule made of metal sheet of fixed volume \(p\)cm\(^{3}\) is made up of three parts.
• The top is modelled by the curved surface of a circular cone of radius \(r\)cm. The ratio of its height to its base radius is \(4:3\).
• The body is modelled by the curved surface of a cylinder of radius \(r\)cm and height \(H\)cm.
• The base is modelled by a circular disc of radius \(r\)cm.
The cost of making the body of the capsule is \({\)k}\( per cm\)^{2}$, while that of the top and the base of the capsule is \({\)2k}\( per cm\)^{2}$, where \(k\) is a constant. The total cost of making the capsule is \({\)C}$.
Assume the metal sheet is made of negligible thickness.
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