
Byron S. answered 10/02/14
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Since you know the unit price, you can find the demand quantity by substituting p=63 and solving for x.
You're then looking for the rate of change of the quantity, which means a derivative. Taking the implicit derivative with respect to t, you get
dp/dt + d (x^2) / dt = 0
dp/dt + 2x dx/dt = 0
dp/dt is given in the problem, and you solved for x earlier, so you can now solve this for dx/dt.