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30 December, 07:08

The velocity v in meters per second of a certain type of wave is given by v (h) = 3 square root h

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  1. 30 December, 07:19
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    The rate of change will be given by:

    v (h) = 3√h=3h^0.5

    The rate of change will be:

    v' (h) = (3*0.5) x^-0.5=1.5x^-0.5

    hence when h=2 meters, then the rate of change will be:

    v' (h) = 1.5*2^-0.5

    v' (h) = 1.061 m/s
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