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Solve various differentiation rate problems using calculus to find values for areas, volumes, and rates of change. Practice with different scenarios and equations to enhance your calculus skills.
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Chapter 4.1b More differentiation rate
Determine the following: • If A = r2, find dA/dt when r = 2 and dr/dt = 3. • If A = 2 rh, find dr/dt when r = 2, h = 4, dA/dt=16, and dh/dt = 2. • If r/3 = (h-4)/h, find dh/dt when r = 2, h = 12, and dr/dt = ½.
Determine the following: • If A2 = R2 + h2, find dA/dt when A = 10, R = 8, dR/dt = ½, and dh/dt = 1/3. • A particle moves along the curve y =(x2 + 1)1/2 in such a way that dx/dt = 4. Find dy/dt when x=3. • A particle is moving along the curve y = x2 in such a way that when x = ½, dx/dt = 2 ft/sec. Determine dy/dt.