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@tasnimulsarwar9189
@tasnimulsarwar9189 6 лет назад
Just awesome. Many thanks for making this.
@Imnotpixel2
@Imnotpixel2 2 года назад
I didnt understand the part that how u got 5 as h
@RealMikeDobbs
@RealMikeDobbs 2 года назад
So that's just Pythagorean Theorem. The ladder is 13 ft long, we know the base is 12 feet from the wall, so h^2 + 12^2 = 13^2
@Imnotpixel2
@Imnotpixel2 2 года назад
@@RealMikeDobbs yeh...I get it now ...thx a lot bruh
@RealMikeDobbs
@RealMikeDobbs 2 года назад
Happy to help 😄
@cianmckeon5969
@cianmckeon5969 Год назад
Is there a way of working this out when dx/dt is unknown?
@RealMikeDobbs
@RealMikeDobbs Год назад
Do you mean dh/dt? In this problem we were solving for dx/dt, so it was unknown. In, general, you can only ever solve for one variable in one equation. So, you would either need an additional piece of information, or be provided with additional information so you can set up a system of equations.
@caominhnguyen906
@caominhnguyen906 2 года назад
what's mean "dh"
@RealMikeDobbs
@RealMikeDobbs 2 года назад
dh, in this case means a small change in h. dt refers to a small change in time. Thus the fraction, dh/dt, refers to the rate of change of h, with respect to time.