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find the derivation of function xx + (cot x) x​

Answers

Answered by Omkarborde100
0

Answer:

Given y=f(x)=

x+cotx

xcotx

∴y=

x+

tanx

1

tanx

x

∴y=

xtanx+1

x

For deciding whether function is maximum or minimum between (0,

2

π

), differentiate function w.r.t. x.

dx

dy

=

dx

d

(

xtanx+1

x

)

dx

dy

=

(xtanx+1)

2

(xtanx+1)

dx

d

(x)−x

dx

d

(xtanx+1)

dx

dy

=

(xtanx+1)

2

(xtanx+1)(1)−x(xsec

2

x+tanx)

dx

dy

=

(xtanx+1)

2

xtanx+1−x

2

sec

2

x−xtanx

dx

dy

=

(xtanx+1)

2

1−x

2

sec

2

x

∴f

(x)=

(xtanx+1)

2

1−x

2

sec

2

x

Now, f(x) is continuous in (0,

2

π

)

At x=0, f(0)=

(0+1)

2

1−0

∴f(0)=

1

1

=1>0

Thus, function will be increasing at x=0

At x=

2

π

, f

(x)=

(∞+1)

2

1−∞

∴f(

2

π

)<0

Thus, function is decreasing at x=

2

π

Thus, we can conclude that function is increasing initially and then decreasing.

Thus, function will attend local maxima in the interval (0,

2

π

)

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