Physics, asked by neelimanarala2004, 8 months ago

differentiation of y=√x+1/2√x

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Answered by pratyushparth87
1

Answer:

3/(4√x)

Use the sum rule for the function.

ie. d(f+g)/dx = df/dx + dg/dx

Answered by misiriyabegum
1

Answer:

answer is -3/4\sqrt[-3/2]{x}

Explanation:

given y=\sqrt{x}+1/2\sqrt{x}

we can also write this as

y = \sqrt{x}/2\sqrt{x}   +1/2\sqrt{x}  both of them above the question are literally same

y=1/2+1\2\sqrt{x} now diffrentiating on both side we get

dy/dx=0+1/2\sqrt[-3/2]{x}(-3/2)

dy/dx= --3/4\sqrt[-3/2]{x}

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