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Answer: Here is the answers to your previous question that was deleted. As for this question, I believe the answer is the first one.

1)
200\pi
2)
3√(3)
3)
-1
4) 9
5) 0.151

Explanation:

#1


=(dV)/(dt) =(4)/(3) \pi .3r^3(dr)/(dt)


=(dV)/(dt) =4\pi r^2(dr)/(dt)


=(dV)/(dt) =4\pi r^2*2...[(dr)/(dt) =2]


=(dV)/(dt) = 8\pi r^2~~~ in^3/min


r=5


=(dV)/(dt) =8\pi (5)^2


=200\pi ~~~in^3/min

#2


(d)/(dt) (x^2+y^2)=(d)/(dt) (16)


2x((dx)/(dt) )+2y((dy)/(dt))=0


2x((dx)/(dt) )+-2y((dy)/(dt))=0
Divide both sides by 2.


x((dx)/(dt))=-y((dy)/(dt))


(dx)/(dt)=(-y((dy)/(dt)) )/(x)

As the particle is passing through the point
(2,2√(3)) , So, the point will satisfy the equation. Substituting the value of
x=2 ,
y=2√(3) and
(dy)/(dt) -3,

we get ,


(dx)/(dt) =(((-2√(3))*(-3)))/(2)


=(6√(3) )/(2)


=3√(3)

#3

Go on to Desmos and put in
x+3y=6 and look at x=0 and x=1 and use those two as your points.


(y_2-y_1)/(x_2-x_1)


=(1-3)/(2-0)


=(-2)/(2)


=-1

#4


y=3x^2-4x-6


(dy)/(dt) =5x-6


(dy)/(dt)=5(3)-6


(dy)/(dt) =9

#5


V=s^3


(dV)/(dt) =3*s^2((ds)/(dt))


-2=3*s^2((ds)/(dt) )~~~~~~~~~~~~~Equation 1


(ds)/(dt) =(1.33)/(s^2)


V=s^3


(27)^0^.^3^3=(s^3)^0^.^3^3


s
2.97 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Equation2

Substitute equation2 to equation1, we get


(ds)/(dt) =(1.33)/((2.97)^2) =0.151

I hope this helps you! Cheers! ^^

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