DE problem: Dog chasing a rabbit

Defennder

That was brilliant, thanks.

tdude

Could someone also derive the equation in relation to y?

I'm having huge problems with a question of the sort. Hopefully with the steps laid out it would become clear. Thanks!

corey2014

So how would I do this if the rabbit has 1/2 the velocity? how would i set up an equation for how X, and Y will change?

HallsofIvy

Quote by Defennder

v is a function of t, and x is also a function of t. Doesn't this mean that v can be regarded as a function of x?

Well, yes. A constant function for this problem.

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Defennder Recognitions: Homework Help	DE problem: Dog chasing a rabbit That was brilliant, thanks.

tdude	Could someone also derive the equation in relation to y? I'm having huge problems with a question of the sort. Hopefully with the steps laid out it would become clear. Thanks!

corey2014	So how would I do this if the rabbit has 1/2 the velocity? how would i set up an equation for how X, and Y will change?