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A particle is moving along the curve whose equation is (xy3)/(1+y^2) =8/5 Assume that the x-coordinate is increasing at the rate of 6 units/s when the particle is at the point ( 1,2). (a) At whate is the y-coordinate of the pointchanging at that instant? (b) Is the particle rising or falling at that instant?
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Do implicit differentiation of the equation with respect to time t first. Use quotient rule, product rule and power rule. Then substitute x = 1, y = 2, dx/dt = 6 and solve for dy/dt. That answers a) For b) if the slope of the curve dy/dx at the point (1,2) is positive the particle is rising. If it is negative, the particle is falling.
i made a mistake it's xy^3 not xy3
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