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when x=t+1 and y=3t+2, what is the value of dy/dx?

 Mar 19, 2016

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Since x=t+1      t = x-1     sustitute    y= 3(x-1)+2  = 3x-3+2 = 3x-1     then dy/dx = 3 

 Mar 20, 2016
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dydx;  x=t+1;  y=3t+2

 

d×(3t+2)d×(t+1)

 

1×(3t+2)1×(t+1)

 

3t+2t+1

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 Mar 19, 2016
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x=t+1     t=x-1  dtdx=1

y=3t+2    dydt=3

applying chain rule we have

dydx=dydtdtdx=3

 Mar 20, 2016
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Nice, fiora....!!!!

 

 

cool cool cool

 Mar 20, 2016
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Since x=t+1      t = x-1     sustitute    y= 3(x-1)+2  = 3x-3+2 = 3x-1     then dy/dx = 3 

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