Related Rates - Distance Problems - Application of Derivatives

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For the last question why is he adding the 48 and 72 instead of subtracting aren't they opposite directions?

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[@RelebohileHlapisi]

Why do we divide by 2?

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Why didn't you use the shortcut that you showed for the last problem? I tried it out and it didn't get me the right answer. When do you use it?

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i think because there is a distance between the ships in the 3rd question and in the 2nd question the car started moving from the same point?

[@ginaliu2037]

Why can't I use the dz/dt*2=dx/dt*2+dy/dt*2 function to solve the answer of dz/dt in the third question? The answer of dz/dt is 30 by using the function I had mentioned above but the correct answer is 18. Btw thank you for your awesome videos!! It would be difficult for me to understand calculus without your videos!

[@gartyqam]

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[@justinsantos5751]

Because the equation that you used is wrong. X is constant and does not change, thus, the derivative of it is zero.

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[@han9621]

Wondering the same! If X is constant then (dx/dt)=0, which should mean that (dz/dt)^2=(dy/dt)^2

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For the first problem, why divide by 2 5:20

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To reduce, it doesn’t change the answer but some teachers ask for all answers to be reduced.

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he explaining maths. meanwhile me: only hearing devivaditives

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4:27 how do u know x², y² , z² values?

[@DerHund1]

When you take the derivative of x^2 it’s 2x. So basically, he just took the derivative of all of the variables in there and that’s how he found the values.

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2:42 i’m completely lost atp why is it 2x 😭 im cooked for my calc final bro

[@hwlsgrl]

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[@dzulfikarubaid]

Sorry, Why dx/dt = 0, not 160 km/4 h = 40 km/h?

[@garyperez8098]

dx/dt is telling you the rate of change of x but x is always at 160km so it never changes so it is 0

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