Refer to Exercise 76 of Section 3.4. Starting at the

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Refer to Exercise 76 of Section 3.4. Starting at the lowest point, the tightrope walker moves up the rope at a steady rate of 2 . If the rope is attached 30 feet up the pole, express the height h of the walker above the ground as a function of time t. (Hint: Let d denote the total distance traveled along the wire. First express d as a function of t, and then h as a function of d.)

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