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Use parametric Differentiation to find dy/dx, given that x=2t^3cost & y=3e^3t + 4lnt (i have an answer but just need checking)
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dx/dt= 6t^2cost -2t^3sint dy/dt=9e^3t +4/t
therefore dy/dx = (9e^3t+4/t)/(2t^2(3cost-tsint))
aha simplify lol..
okay let me just work this out... I don't think it simplifies further.
no i mean my answer lol...
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