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If y = 2x3 – 4x and dx, dt equals 4, find dy, dt when x = 1. give only the numerical answer. for example, if dy, dt = 3, type only 3.

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y= 2*3-4x;
differentiate with respect to t we get dy = -4xdt; -- eqn 1
given dt = 4 substitute in eqn 1 we get , dy =-4 x( 4) = -16x; --eqn2
given x=1 then sub then the value of x in eqn 2 we get dy = -16(1)=-16
ie Ans dy = -16
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