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One shape is approaching a poor from the east traveling west at 15 mph and its presently 3 miles east east of the port I second ship is already left the poor traveling to the north at 10 mph and is presently 4 miles north of the port at this instant what is the rate of change of distance between the two ships are they going to close your more for their apart

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Answer:

DL/dt = 17 mph

Step-by-step explanation:

The ships and the port shape a right triangle

Ship  going west ( x-direction)   is traveling at 15 mph

Ship going north  (y-direction) is traveling at 10 mph

The distance L between ships is:

L²  = x² + y²

Tacking derivatives on both sides of the equation with respect to time

we get

2*L*DL/dt = 2*x*Dx/dt  + 2*y*Dy/dt    (1)

In that equation we know:

Dx/dt  = 15 mph

Dy/dt  = 10 mph

At the moment  ship traveling from the east is at 3 miles from the port

then x = 3 m  and the other ship is at 4 miles north

then by Pythagoras theorem

L = √ 3² + 4²    L = 5

By substitution in equation 1

2*5*DL/dt  = 2*3*15 + 2*4*10

10* DL/dt  =  90  +  80

DL/dt = 170 / 10

DL/dt = 17 mph

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