find y^2 + 1/y^2 and y^4+1/y^4 if y-1^y2/y =9 plz fast
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The question was .. A curve is represented by y = 1000(lnx).What is the approximate change in y, when x changes from 10 to 10.05 ?
What I did -
Let Y1 and Y2 be the value of y at x = 10 and 10.05 respectively ..
Therefore
Y1 = ln 10 ^1000 - eq 1
And
Y2 = ln (10.05)^1000 - eq 2
Or Y2 = ln (10 + 0.05)^1000
Or Y2 = ln [10^1000(1 + 0.005)^1000]
By binomial approximation
Y2 = ln [ 10^1000(1 + 5)]
Y2 = ln [10^1000] + ln 6 - eq 3
Now eq1 - eq3 = Delta y
=> Delta y = {ln 10^1000 + ln 6} - {ln 10^1000}
=> Delta y = ln 6
=> Delta y = 1.79 app
But this and is wrong
And if I directly find Delta y .. ie
Eq 1 - eq 2 = Delta y
=> Delta y = {ln (10.05)^1000} - {ln(10^1000)}
=> Delta y = ln [(10.05/10)^1000]
=> Delta y = 1000 ln (1.005)
=> Delta y = 1000*0.00498
=> Delta y = 5 appx
Which is correct .. plz explain
What I did -
Let Y1 and Y2 be the value of y at x = 10 and 10.05 respectively ..
Therefore
Y1 = ln 10 ^1000 - eq 1
And
Y2 = ln (10.05)^1000 - eq 2
Or Y2 = ln (10 + 0.05)^1000
Or Y2 = ln [10^1000(1 + 0.005)^1000]
By binomial approximation
Y2 = ln [ 10^1000(1 + 5)]
Y2 = ln [10^1000] + ln 6 - eq 3
Now eq1 - eq3 = Delta y
=> Delta y = {ln 10^1000 + ln 6} - {ln 10^1000}
=> Delta y = ln 6
=> Delta y = 1.79 app
But this and is wrong
And if I directly find Delta y .. ie
Eq 1 - eq 2 = Delta y
=> Delta y = {ln (10.05)^1000} - {ln(10^1000)}
=> Delta y = ln [(10.05/10)^1000]
=> Delta y = 1000 ln (1.005)
=> Delta y = 1000*0.00498
=> Delta y = 5 appx
Which is correct .. plz explain
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