Given two squares of sides x and y such ...

Given two squares of sides x and y such that `y=x+x^(2)` what is the rate of change of area of the second square with respect to the area of the first square? a)`x^2+3x-1` b)`2x^2-3x+1` c)`2x^2+3x+1` d)1+2x

A

`x^2+3x-1`

B

`2x^2-3x+1`

C

`2x^2+3x+1`

D

1+2x

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C

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