Calculus Concepts: An Informal Approach to the Mathematics of Change 5th Edition

Published by Brooks Cole
ISBN 10: 1-43904-957-2
ISBN 13: 978-1-43904-957-0

Chapter 3 - Determining Change: Derivatives - 3.3 Activities - Page 217: 15

Answer

$y=p(14k^3-12k^2)=7.9 \sin (14k^3-12k^2)$ $\frac{d( p(14k^3-12k^2) )}{dk}= 7.9 \cos (14k^3-12k^2) (42k^2-24k)$

Work Step by Step

$p(t)=7.9\sin t$ $t(k)=14k^3-12k^2$ $y=p(14k^3-12k^2)=7.9 \sin (14k^3-12k^2)$ Taking derivative with respect to $k$ $\frac{dy}{dk}= 7.9 \cos (14k^3-12k^2) \frac{d(14k^3-12k^2)}{dk}$ $\frac{d ( p(14k^3-12k^2) )}{dk}= 7.9 \cos (14k^3-12k^2) (42k^2-24k)$
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