Explanation Given information: The level curves of afunction f ( x , y ) and a path r ( t ) traversed. Formula used: The derivative is the slope of the tangent that is drawn to the curve at the given point. Slope of a line is positive when the line moves in the upward direction from left to right. Slope of a line is negative when the line moves in the downward direction from left to right. When the curve is anticlockwise than the above result will be reversed. Calculation: From the figure, the path r ( t ) is traversed in anti-clockwise direction. Point A : The curve has tangent line parallel to x − axis . So, the slope of a line is 0. Thus, the slope d d t f ( r ( t ) ) = 0 Point B : The tangent at point B moves upward direction from left to right

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Write the derivative ddtf(r(t)) is positive, negative, or zero at points A−D. The figure is:

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Write the derivative ddtf(r(t)) is positive, negative, or zero at points A−D.

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