Physics, asked by kerubhaudhage797, 7 months ago

find the derivative and integrations of following function with respect to S

1) x square + sinx​

Answers

Answered by RathinRajan
0

Answer:

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Explanation:

ANSWER

Let f(x)=sin(x

2

+5)

Thus using chain rule,

f

(x)=

dx

d

(sin(x

2

+5))⋅

dx

d

(x

2

+5)

=cos(x

2

+5)⋅2x=2xcos(x

2

Answered by parthsharma777210c
0

Answer:

Use integration by parts, twice.

Let

u

=

x

2

and

d

v

=

sin

x

d

x

. Then

d

u

=

2

x

d

x

and

v

=

cos

x

.

(

u

d

v

)

=

u

v

(

v

d

u

)

(

x

2

sin

x

)

=

x

2

cos

x

(

cos

x

2

x

d

x

)

(

x

2

sin

x

)

=

x

2

cos

x

+

2

(

x

cos

x

d

x

)

Now, let

u

=

x

and

d

v

=

cos

x

d

x

. Then

d

u

=

d

x

and

v

=

sin

x

. Now, use integration by parts again.

(

x

2

sin

x

)

=

x

2

cos

x

+

2

(

x

sin

x

(

sin

x

)

)

+

C

(

x

2

sin

x

)

=

x

2

cos

x

+

2

x

sin

x

+

2

cos

x

+

C

(

x

2

sin

x

)

=

(

2

x

2

)

cos

x

+

2

x

sin

x

+

C

Hopefully this helps!

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