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22.09.2019 •
Mathematics
What is the correct description of the polygon
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Ответ:
129 m/s^2
Step-by-step explanation:
The length of a rectangle is increasing at a rate of 9m/s
dL/dt = 9m/s
The width is increasing at a rate of 7m/s
dw/dt= 7m/s
The formular for solving the area of a rectangle is length × width
Therefore, to calculate how fast the rectangle is increasing we will apply the product rule
dA/dt= L × dw/dt + W × dl/dt
= 12×7 + 5×9
= 84+45
= 129m/s^2
Hence the area of the rectangle is increasing at 129m/s^2