00:01
All right, so i'm going to go back again.
00:02
Here's my temperature.
00:04
It's 10.
00:06
I'm assuming it's this.
00:10
4t squared plus 15t plus 74, all divided by t squared plus 4t plus 10.
00:28
Okay, now we want to find the rate of change.
00:31
We want to know how much the temperature is changing after three minutes.
00:37
Okay, so we have to take the derivative, d capital t over d little t.
00:45
I have to use the quotient rule.
00:46
So the derivative of the top is 10 times 8t plus 15 times the bottom, t squared plus 4t plus 10, minus, now i leave the top alone, 10 times 4t squared plus 15t plus 74.
01:13
4 and i take the derivative of the denominator which is 2t plus 4 and it's all divided by the denominator squared and now i just got to put 3 in everywhere all right here's what here's i'm going to get so it's 10 times 8 times 3 is 24 plus 15 is 39 when i put 3 in the second set set of parentheses, i get 9 plus 12, which is 21, plus 10, which is 31, minus 10 times 36 plus 45, which is 81, plus 74, which is 155, goodness, 2 times 3 is 6, plus 4, which is 10, and then in the denominator when i put 3 in there i'm gonna have 9 plus 12 plus 10 all of that squared all right so now i gotta do some calculating let me get my calculator which is sorry, it's my watch calculator...