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Math paper4 Jun. 2009 help
Ghost Of Highbury:
n ono...its not that simple
its the u/v method
here
d/dx (u/v) = (vdu-udv)/v2
break the expressin into two halves
1. x/2
2. 2/x
first..
u = x
v = 2
du = 1
dv = 0
->(vdu-udv)/v2
= 2/4
second..
u = 2
v =x
du = 0
dv = 1
(vdu-udv)/v2
=> (0-2)x2 = -2/x2
so the final differentiation = 1/2 - (-2/x2) = 1/2 + 2/x2
@d!_†oX!©:
--- Quote from: A@di on November 03, 2009, 08:33:15 am ---its difficult to learn differentiation in such a short span of..there are different methods for different type
for e.g here...u have to apply the u/v rule..
so yea..maybe later..
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ya ya...kk..
u teach me after the ig'z!!
lol:
OMG I'm such an idiot. This is exactly the kind of thing i'm going to do tomorrow. I can do the work but I just make so many errors. After substituting x=2 into the equation i forgot to multiply by 2 before adding a half.
Thank you all so much and sorry about the hassle
Ghost Of Highbury:
--- Quote from: lol on November 03, 2009, 08:52:13 am ---OMG I'm such an idiot. This is exactly the kind of thing i'm going to do tomorrow. I can do the work but I just make so many errors. After substituting x=2 into the equation i forgot to multiply by 2 before adding a half.
Thank you all so much and sorry about the hassle
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thats k..
~~~~shreyapril~~~~:
baapre aadi yuo tuped so much just to explain him differentiation!!
i guess adi toxic is now scared!!
By the way there is one trick by differentiation you can find the equation of the normal and tangnt in maths !!
i ahve used it many times!!
although this is not correct method!!
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