A missile is rising vertically from a point on the ground 75,000 feet

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A missile is rising vertically from a point on the ground 75,000 feet from a tracking station. The missile is rising at a rate of 16500 feet per minute at the instant when it is 38,000 feet high.What is the rate of change, in radians per minute, of the missile's angle of elevation from the tracking station at this instant?

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