Math, asked by devdesai26, 10 months ago

1. If y =3^sinx+4^cosx find dy/dx at x=0​

Answers

Answered by mayank1702
1

let \: l =  {3}^{sinx}

take \: log \: both \: side \\  \\ now \: differentiating \: both \: side \: with \: respect \: to \: x \\

 \frac{1}{l}  \frac{dl}{dx }  = sinx \times  log(3)

 \frac{dl}{dx}  =  {3}^{sinx}  \times  log(3)  \times cosx

Similarly

 \frac{d( {4}^{cosx}) }{dx}  =  - 4cosx \times  log(4)  \times sinx

So finally

 \frac{dy}{dx}  =  {3}^{sinx}  \times  log(3)  \times cosx -  {4}^{cosx}  \times  log(4)  \times sinx

Hope you understand

Please mark it brainliest answer...

Similar questions