Objective To solve related rate problems using implicit differentiation.

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Related Rates Day 2 ES: Explicitly assessing information and drawing conclusions.

Objective To solve related rate problems using implicit differentiation.

r dV/dt 7 cm3/s r dr/dt ? Models Original Shape/Scenario Original is moving over time r dV/dt is how fast volume is changing over time. dr/dt is how fast the radius is changing over time dV/dt 7 cm3/s r dr/dt ? Plug in

h 3 in dh/dt ? dV/dt -2 in3/s Models Original Shape/Scenario Plug in Original is moving over time Plug in dV/dt is how fast the Volume is moving down. dh/dtis how fast the water level is falling.