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dy/dx = cos2 theta+costheta/cos2theta-sintheta

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Answered by kishanjadhav1981
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Answer:

Given x=cosθ−cos2θ …………..(1)

y=sinθ−sin2θ …………(2)

Differentiating equation (1) & (2) w.r.t. θ.

dx

=−sinθ+2sin2θ

dy

=cosθ−2cos2θ

Now

dx

dy

=

2sin2θ−sinθ

cosθ−2cos2θ

.

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