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differential

by ishaan biswas -
Number of replies: 5

findĀ  dy/dx of

y=(root(a square + xsqu.) + root(a squ. - xsqu.))/(root a squ. + root x squ.)-(root a squ. - x squ.)

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Re: differential

by Ankul Garg -
Is it dy/dx = a2/(x3)(1-y2).
Plz reply back.
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Re: differential

by ishaan biswas -

ans is correst

i tried to put x2=a2cos2theta

but culdnt getit

also tried rationalising but didnt get in the same form as required

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Re: differential

by Raunak khandelwal -
i am getting
dy/dx=4a2y2/(x3)(1-y2)
i dont know how to simplify it from here. can you tell me...i know this is a late reply but i have recently joined the forum.

Please reply.
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Re: differential

by Ankul Garg -
U must have done some mistake in taking derivative. There is no 4y2 in the ans. The rest of ans. is correct. No need to simplify further, though u may do it by putting value of y2.
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Re: differential

by Shashank Todwal -

I am getting dy/dx=-2/[1+cos(theta)]^2 where x^2=a^2sin(theta).

First i rationalised and then substituted x^2=a^2sin(theta).