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find dy/dx if y = x^2*cos(x^2)​

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Answered by dwivedivishnupriya
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Class 11

>>Applied Mathematics

>>Differentiation

>>Rules of differentiation

>>If y = x^2 sin x , then dydx will be

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If y= x

2

sin x, then

dx

dy

will be

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Correct option is A)

Given

y=x

2

sinx

Using

dx

d(u .v)

=v

dx

du

+u

dx

dv

Differentiating on both sides

dx

dy

=

dx

d

(x

2

sinx)

dx

dy

=sinx

dx

d

(x

2

)+x

2

dx

d

(sinx)

dx

dy

=2xsinx+x

2

cosx

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