A kite , at a height of 60 ft. is moving
horizontally at a rate of 5ft/sec. away from
the boy who flies it. How fast is the string
being released when 100 ft. are out.
Let l be the length of the cord and x - horizontal distance.
l2=x2+602.l^2=x^2+60^2 .l2=x2+602.
2ldldt=2xdxdt2l\frac{dl}{dt}=2x\frac{dx}{dt}2ldtdl=2xdtdx .
dldt=xldxdt.\frac{dl}{dt}=\frac{x}{l}\frac{dx}{dt}.dtdl=lxdtdx.
When l=100 ft, x=1002−602=80 ft.x=\sqrt{100^2-60^2}=80\;ft.x=1002−602=80ft.
So, dldt=80100∗5=4 ft/sec.\frac{dl}{dt}=\frac{80}{100}*5=4\;ft/sec.dtdl=10080∗5=4ft/sec.
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