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39. In a catenary y = c cosh (x/c), the length of the curve from the vertex to any point is equal to : O A) c cosh (x/c) O B) c sinh (x/c) OC) c? cosh (x/c) D) c2 sinh (x/c)​

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Answered by priyarksynergy
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A) c cosh(x/c)

Step-by-step explanation:

The length of normal at any point to the curve y - cosh(x/c) is:

d(coshx)/dx = sinhx

cosh^2 x - sinh^x = 1 =>   cosh^{2}x = 1 + sinh^{2}x

dy/dx = d(ccosh(x/c))/d(x/c) * d(x/c)/dx

         = c * sin(h/c)* 1/c

         = sin(h/c)

L = y*\sqrt{1 + sin(h/c)^{2} }

  = y*\sqrt{cosh^{2} x/c}

  =y*cosh(x/c)

∵y = c cosh (x/c)

=> L = c cosh (x/c)*cosh(x/c)

       = c cosh^{2}(h/c)

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