Yefim S. answered 10/12/20
Math Tutor with Experience
x = 100cotθ; dx/dt = - 100csc2θdθ/dt; so dθ/dt = - 0.01sin2θdx/dt = - 0.01sin2π/6·8 = - 0.02 rad/sec
Adriana G.
asked 10/12/20A kite 100 ft above the ground moves horizontally at a speed of 8 ft/sec. At what rate is the angle between the string and the horizontal decreasing when the angle is θ = π 6 radians? Hint: Use a trigonometric function t
Yefim S. answered 10/12/20
Math Tutor with Experience
x = 100cotθ; dx/dt = - 100csc2θdθ/dt; so dθ/dt = - 0.01sin2θdx/dt = - 0.01sin2π/6·8 = - 0.02 rad/sec
Brian T. answered 10/12/20
PhD specializing in math and science tutoring
The problem depends on whether you fix the string length at 100 ft, or the height at 100 ft. I solved both for you
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