Answer:
(a)10 ft/sec
(b)0.12 rad/sec
(c)

Explanation:
Using Pythagoras Theorem

The distance A is always constant.
Taking derivatives with respect to time, we have:

(a) When C=25 feet and A=15 feet

dC/dt= -4 ft/sec


Therefore, the rate (dB/dt) at which the distance from the fish to the dock getting shorter is: 10 ft/sec
(b)
Using Trigonometry


When A = 15, C=25 feet

Therefore:

The angle of elevation (the angle formed between the line and the water) is changing at a rate of 12 rad/sec.
(c)
Area of the Triangle,


Therefore, the rate at which the area of the right triangle is changing is:

The area of the right triangle is decreasing at a rate of 75 square feet per second.