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## \frac{d(h^2)}{dt} = \frac{d(x_1^2)}{dt} + \frac{d(c^2)}{dt} ##kuruman said:Please show me your work step by step as I outlined them. First step, how did you rewrite the equation
##d(h^2)=d(x_1^2)+d(c^2)##?
##2h(v_h) = 2x_1(u)## (using chain rule)
##\frac{u}{v_h} = \frac{h}{x_1} ##
Using trig,
## \frac{h}{x_1} = \frac{1}{cosθ} ##
##∴ v_h = u(cosθ) ##
Now, ##v_h## is the velocity along the inclined.
After this what should i do? Which triangle should i use? Please help.
Thanks.