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Chapter9: Systems Of Equations And Inequalities
Section9.9: Properties Of Determinants
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I need help with problem 7.2.2 D as well as G
METHODS OF DIFFERENTIAT
ATION
124
Let e= (r + 1)!/2, Then
dy
dr
dv
1.
dr
power
dv
%3D
-1/2x 2x =
rule,
dr
Therefore
dy
(62 v²-(23-5)r)/v3
%3D
dr
= (6z(r +1) – 2a³ + 5)
(4ar3 + 6x + 5)x
(r2 + 1)3/2
Two final points about the rules
1. There is often more than one way of differentiating a particular function: thus in
Example 1 we could use the quotient rule instead of the composite function rule.
2. It often saves time to simplify before differentiating; in particular, this avoids
unnecessary use of the product and quotient rules. For example, the function
y = (52 + 2r)r² could be differentiated using the product rule but it is much
easier to write y = 5x*+2x³ and then differentiate: dy/dx = 20x3+6x². Similarly,
the function y = (5x² + 2x)/x² should not be differentiated by the quotient rule;
instead, we write y = 5+2x¬1, and the derivative is easily seen to be -2/x².
Exercises
7.2.1 The functions f and g are defined as follows:
f(x) = a° +1, g(x) = x* – 2.
Find expressions for f(g(x)), g(f(x)) and their derivatives.
7.2.2 Differentiate:
(a) (3z–7)10 (b) (³ + 1)% (c) (4x+9)'/2 (d) (2° – 1)2/3 (e) (a/4+5)6
(Đ ( - 3ar + 5a + 1)/4 (8) 1/(x² – 1)* (h) 8/(V+2)5
7.2.3 Differentiate using the rules of this and the previous section:
(a) (2² – 1)(2³ + 1)°, (b) (/3 - 2)/(2 - 2)3.
Transcribed Image Text:METHODS OF DIFFERENTIAT ATION 124 Let e= (r + 1)!/2, Then dy dr dv 1. dr power dv %3D -1/2x 2x = rule, dr Therefore dy (62 v²-(23-5)r)/v3 %3D dr = (6z(r +1) – 2a³ + 5) (4ar3 + 6x + 5)x (r2 + 1)3/2 Two final points about the rules 1. There is often more than one way of differentiating a particular function: thus in Example 1 we could use the quotient rule instead of the composite function rule. 2. It often saves time to simplify before differentiating; in particular, this avoids unnecessary use of the product and quotient rules. For example, the function y = (52 + 2r)r² could be differentiated using the product rule but it is much easier to write y = 5x*+2x³ and then differentiate: dy/dx = 20x3+6x². Similarly, the function y = (5x² + 2x)/x² should not be differentiated by the quotient rule; instead, we write y = 5+2x¬1, and the derivative is easily seen to be -2/x². Exercises 7.2.1 The functions f and g are defined as follows: f(x) = a° +1, g(x) = x* – 2. Find expressions for f(g(x)), g(f(x)) and their derivatives. 7.2.2 Differentiate: (a) (3z–7)10 (b) (³ + 1)% (c) (4x+9)'/2 (d) (2° – 1)2/3 (e) (a/4+5)6 (Đ ( - 3ar + 5a + 1)/4 (8) 1/(x² – 1)* (h) 8/(V+2)5 7.2.3 Differentiate using the rules of this and the previous section: (a) (2² – 1)(2³ + 1)°, (b) (/3 - 2)/(2 - 2)3.
Expert Solution
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(d)

The given function is y=x6-123.

Evaluate the derivative of the given function as follows.

ddxy=ddxx6-123=23x6-123-1ddxx6-1=23x6-1-136x5=4x5x6-1-13

Therefore, the derivative of given function is 4x5x6-1-13.

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