Math, asked by ayushitewari, 1 year ago

differentiate with respect to x√(ax+b)

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Answered by Anonymous
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Differentiating

y=(ax+b)ny=(ax+b)n

with respect to xx gives us

y′=n(ax+b)n−1⋅(ax+b)′=an(ax+b)n−1.y′=n(ax+b)n−1⋅(ax+b)′=an(ax+b)n−1.



Apply the chain rule to g(x)=ax+bg(x)=ax+band f(x)=xnf(x)

by chain rule... d(ax+b)n/dx=n(ax+b)n−1×d(ax+b)/dx=an(ax+b)n−1



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