In the figure (not drawn to scale), \(POQ\) is a rail and \(\angle POQ=\frac{\pi }{6}\). \(AB\) is a rod of fixed length \(1\) m which is free to slide on the rail with end \(A\) on \(OP\) and end \(B\) on \(OQ\). It is given that \(OA=x\)m, \(OB=y\)m and \(\angle OAB=\theta \) radians.

Given that \(B\) is moving towards \(O\) at a rate of \(0.2\) ms\(^{-1}\) at the instant when \(\theta =\frac{\pi }{4}\),
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