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Find the derivative of log x by ab- initio method



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Answered by mehtamanishkumar49
0

Answer:

Log*by ab- initio is what you know just you write it

Answered by rahul123437
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Find the derivative of log x by ab- initio method is 1/x

Explanation:

The differentiation of log_{x} by ab-initio method

y=log_{x}

y+Δy=log(x+Δx)

x is independent variable

Δy=log(x+Δx)-y

Δy=log(x+Δx)-logx

Δy=logx+Δx/x

Δy=log(1+Δx/x)

Δy/Δx=log(1+Δx/x)/Δx

\frac{dy}{dx} = \lim_{Δ \to \ 0

Δy/Δx = \lim_{Δ \to \ 0 log(1+ΔxΔx

\frac{dy}{dx} = \lim_{Δ\to \ 0log(1+Δx/x)/Δx/x

\frac{dy}{dx} = \lim_{Δ\to \ 0log(1+Δx/x)/Δx/x . \frac{1}{x}

 \lim_{Δ\to \ 0log(1+Δ x/x)/Δ  x/x=1

=1*\frac{1}{x}

=\frac{1}{x}   the derivative of log x by ab- initio method.

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