Q. Let x and y be functions of t with y=sinx. If dtdx=3, what is dtdy when x=π?Write an exact, simplified answer.
Identify Relationship: Identify the relationship and differentiate using the chain rule.Given y=sin(x) and dtdx=3, use the chain rule to find dtdy.dtdy=(dxdy)⋅(dtdx)dxdy=cos(x) because the derivative of sin(x) is cos(x).Substitute dtdx=3 into the equation.dtdy=cos(x)⋅3
Use Chain Rule: Substitute the value of x to find dtdy when x=π. At x=π, cos(π)=−1. So, dtdy=−1×3=−3
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