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Using the chain rule to relate changing quantities, including dtdy=dxdy⋅dtdx, and applying this to volume, distance, and angle rates.
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Given three variables x, y, and z,
Hence, given dzdx, we can find an expression for dzdy by calculating dxdy.
Given the time rate of change of radius, length, height, or width of a three dimensional object, you may find the time rate of change of volume by taking the derivative of the volume equation.
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Using the chain rule to relate changing quantities, including dtdy=dxdy⋅dtdx, and applying this to volume, distance, and angle rates.
Want a deeper conceptual understanding? Try our interactive lesson! (Plus Only)
Given three variables x, y, and z,
Hence, given dzdx, we can find an expression for dzdy by calculating dxdy.
Given the time rate of change of radius, length, height, or width of a three dimensional object, you may find the time rate of change of volume by taking the derivative of the volume equation.
Nice work completing Related Rates, here's a quick recap of what we covered:
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