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The length of a microtubule can be measured as L(t)=sqrt(t^2+0.1(sin(y))^2+0.1(cos (y))^2), where y(t) is the rotational angle along the microtubule, as it grows. Use implicit differentiation to show that (for L(t)≠0) L′(t) satisfies a simple formula L′(t)=t/L(t).

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