The Curve C shows parametric equations x = 4tant and y = 5((3)^1/2)(sin2t) , Point P is located at (4(3)^1/2, 15/2) Find dy/dx at P.

First I would find the value of t at Point P - I would equate the x equation to 4(3)^1/2 and the y equation to 15/2. This would give me (Px,Py). After this I would then find dy/dt, and dx/dx by differentiating the two equations with respect to t. We can then find dy/dx by multiplying dy/dt by dt/dx ( we obtain dt/dx by finding the reciprocal of dx/dt ). With this we have an equation for dy/dx , now all we have to is substitue the value of t we found in the beginning to obtain dy/dx.

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