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A 10m ladder leans against a wall at an angle theta with the horizontal. The top of the ladder is x metres above the ground. If the bottom of the ladder is pushed towards the wall, find the rate at which x changes with respect to theta when theta equals 60 degrees. Express your answer in units ofmetres/degrees.

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