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Let θ (in radians) be an acute angle in a right triangle, and let x and y, respectively, be the lengths of the sides adjacent and opposite θ. Suppose also that x and y vary with time. a. How are dθ/dt, dx/dt and dy/dt related? Please give steps and explain!
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tan(theta(t))=y(t)/x(t) differentiate sec^2(theta(t))*theta'(t)= y'(t)x(t)-y(t)x'(t)/x^2(t) thus theta'(t)= (y'(t)x(t)-y(t)x'(t)) divided by (x^2(t)*sec^2(θ(t))
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