Math, asked by manasi1502, 11 months ago

find dy/dt

y=(ax+b)^2​


Anonymous: or dy/dx
Anonymous: i think its dy/dx
manasi1502: we have to find dy/dx
Anonymous: ok

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Answered by pratik348698
2

Answer:

given that y = (ax+b)^2.

dy/dx = 2 (ax+b).

I hope this may helps you.


pratik348698: oooo
pratik348698: but I'm read in 9th.
manasi1502: ohhh genius
pratik348698: thanks
manasi1502: u posted ans but the final ans is too different
pratik348698: means the answer is not match
manasi1502: final ans in ans sheet is 2ax+2ab
pratik348698: oooo sorry
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Answered by Anonymous
1

Step-by-step explanation:

y =  {(ax + b)}^{2}  \\  \frac{dy}{dx}  = 2(ax + b) \times  \frac{d(ax + b)}{dx} \\  = 2a(ax + b)  \\ using \: chain \: rule

hope this helps ....

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