Bite Size Practice Additional Mathematics #9 (Rates of Change Differentiation)
Another set of Questions with Answers for Differentiation. This A Math question is all about connected rates of change. Using Chain Rule in differentiation, we can solve sums that connects parameters like rate of change Area with Volume. We would require a certain link between one parameter, then to use the Chain Rule to figure out the rate of change for another parameter. First thing is to have all the information written down, then like a jigsaw puzzle, put it in its place and algebra the We tried really hard to help by color coding all the answers to the questions. Also, check out how the flow works in the answers given, it helps to put the workflow into perspective. Making sure you understand your lessons before attempting this question. Enjoy!
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Next question is from Swiss Cottage’s 2020 Prelim Paper. This time round, we are combining a 3D figures with 2D concepts of similar triangles. Find the parameters of its dimension and then you can start on its rate of change.
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We now have MGS 2020 Prelim Question on Connected rates of change. Asking students to differentiate an A Math equation and then moving on to getting the range of a curve to have only increasing values by logically deducing which parts of the equation are causing the curve to increase or decrease. The last part is where we use Chain Rule to find the connected rates of change for that curve given.
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