Erik K.
asked 11/08/18Calculate dx/dt of the equation
x = (v2sin(2theta)/(9.8)
v is a constant
Also assume that dtheta/dt is a negative constant
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We are given x=(v^2sin(2theta))/(9.8). To find dx/dt, we will just differentiate x keeping in mind v is a constant and that dtheta/dt is a negative constant.
dx/dt=d/dt[v^2sin(2theta)/9.8]=1/(9.8)[v^2*2cos(2theta)(-dtheta/dt)+0]=1/9.8[2v^2cos(2theta)](-dtheta/dt)
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John M.
There a 't' missing in the equation. Can't take the derivative of a constant with respect to t.05/11/20