A man 6ft tall walks at a rate of 6ft/s away from a lamppost that is 23 ft high. At what rate is the length of his shadow changi ng when he is 65 ft away from the lamppost?
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Suppose, x = distance of the man <span>s = length of the shadow</span> <span>Using the idea of similar triangles</span> <span>6/s = 23/(x + s) </span> <span>Simplifying:</span> we get, <span>6(x + s) = 23s </span> <span>6x + 6s = 23s </span> <span>6x = 17s </span> <span>Differentiating with respect to time, </span> <span>6(dx/dt) = 17(ds/dt) </span> <span>Manipulating the above equation for ds/dt,</span> <span>ds/dt = (17/6)(dx/dt) </span> <span>ds/dt = (17/6)(6) </span> <span>ds/dt = 17 ft/sec.</span>
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