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A particle moves along the curve y=7 x 2+4y=7 x 2+4 in such a way that its xx-coordinate is changing at a rate of −5−5 centimeters per second. At what rate is the particle's yy-coordinate changing when the particle is at the point where x=1x=1?

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Answer:

The y-coordinate is changing by the rate of -70 cm per sec.

Explanation:

Given equation,


y = 7x^2 + 4

Differentiating with respect to time (t),


(dy)/(dt)=14x (dx)/(dt)

We have,


(dx)/(dt)=-5\text{ cm per sec}, x = 1


(dy)/(dt) = 14(1)(-5)=-70\text{ cm per sec}

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