Physics, 27.07.2019 02:10, lydia309

Suppose y is a function of r and at the same time r is a function of t andr then y is implicitly a function of t y = f[r(t)]. write an expression for the total derivative of y with respect to t, dy/dt in terms of df/dz and dx/dt. consider as an example: andエーat what is dy/dt? your answer should only involvet; you must eliminate

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