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using the information below, find dz/dt when t=0 z=ln(y) y=6x^2+6 x=5t+1
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Replace x into y then y into z = ln (y) Can you do it?
yes so for y i have y=150t+60t+12
Close, not could you re calculate?
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Okie, I guess you just mistype y = 150 y^2 + 60t + 12
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I mean y = 150 t^2 + 60t + 12
yeah sorry i typed it in wrong. so after you plug it back in it should be z=ln(12)
Replace y = 150 t^2 + 60t + 12 into ln y !
Keep in mind, we're looking dz/dt which mean t is variable, not x, not y!
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