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According to a formula widely used by doctors to determine drug dosages, a person's body surface area (bsa) (in meters squared) is given by the formula bsa = hw /60, where h is the height in centimeters and w the weight in kilograms. what is the rate of change of bsa with respect to weight for h = 184 and w = 83?
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