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Derivatives of Trigonometric functions:
1. An observer on the ground sights an approaching plane flying at a constant speed and at an altitude of 20000 ft. From the observers point of view, the plane's angle of elevation is increasing at a rate of 0.5 degrees/second when the angle is 60 degrees. Determine the speed of the plane.
2. The graph of y = x-2cos(x) has two tangent lines each having a slope of 1. Determine the equations of these two lines.
Please go step-by-step/show work. Thanks!
1. An observer on the ground sights an approaching plane flying at a constant speed and at an altitude of 20000 ft. From the observers point of view, the plane's angle of elevation is increasing at a rate of 0.5 degrees/second when the angle is 60 degrees. Determine the speed of the plane.
2. The graph of y = x-2cos(x) has two tangent lines each having a slope of 1. Determine the equations of these two lines.
Please go step-by-step/show work. Thanks!





















