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A stone is dropped in a lake, creatinga circular ripple that travels outward at a speed of 60cm/sec. Express the area of this circle as a function of time t(in seconds)
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if it is moving with constant velocity then x(t)=60*t here x(t) is the radius of circle so A=pie*r^2 so =3600t^2*pie
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