Expand the log ax×by/cz
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Here chain rule will be applied…
Consider (2x+1) = a
Now differentiate on both sides with respect to ‘a’, we get,
2dx/da = 1
So, dx/da = 1/2 …(Eqn. 1)
Now, put (2x+1)=a in the main equation, you’ll get
y= a^5
Differentiating on both sides with respect to ‘a’ we get,
dy/da= 5a^4 …(Eqn. 2)
Now divide (Eqn. 2) by (Eqn. 1), we get
(dy/da)/(dx/da) =5a^4/(1/2)
So, dy/dx= 10a^4
Resubstituting value of ‘a’, we get
dy/dx= 10(2x+1)^4
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