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Differentiate Sin3xcos5x. .....w.r.t.x???


Answers

Answered by Anonymous
4

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Sin 3x × Cos 5x =

1/2 { Sin ( 3x + 5x ) + Sin ( 3x - 5x ) }

= 1/2 { Sin 8x - Sin 2x }

Now, Differentiate W.r.t x we have

= 1/2 { 8 × Cos 8x - 2 × Cos 2x }

= { 4 Cos 8x - Cos 2x }


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Answered by Naman43budhia
0

Answer:

y

=

3

cos

(

3

x

)

cos

(

5

x

)

5

sin

(

3

x

)

sin

(

5

x

)

Explanation:

First, notice that you can write your function as a product of two functions,

f

(

x

)

=

sin

(

3

x

)

and

g

(

x

)

=

cos

(

5

x

)

y

=

f

(

x

)

g

(

x

)

The product rule allows you to differentiate such functions by using the formula

d

d

x

(

y

)

=

[

d

d

x

(

f

(

x

)

)

]

g

(

x

)

+

f

(

x

)

d

d

x

(

g

(

x

)

)

In your case, you have

d

d

x

(

y

)

=

[

d

d

x

(

sin

(

3

x

)

)

]

cos

(

5

x

)

+

sin

(

3

x

)

d

d

x

(

cos

(

5

x

)

)

Now, in order to differentiate these two functions, you need to use the chain rule in the form

sin

u

1

and

cos

u

2

, with

u

1

=

3

x

and

u

2

=

5

x

.

This will get you

d

d

x

(

sin

u

1

)

[

d

d

u

1

sin

u

1

]

d

d

x

(

u

1

)

d

d

x

(

sin

u

1

)

=

cos

u

1

d

d

x

(

3

x

)

d

d

x

(

sin

(

3

x

)

)

=

cos

(

3

x

)

3

and

d

d

x

(

cos

u

2

)

=

[

d

d

u

2

cos

u

2

]

d

d

x

(

u

2

)

d

d

x

(

cos

(

5

x

)

)

=

sin

(

5

x

)

5

Your target derivative will thus be

y

=

[

3

cos

(

3

x

)

]

cos

(

5

x

)

+

sin

(

3

x

)

[

5

sin

(

5

x

)

]

y

=

3

cos

(

3

x

)

cos

(

5

x

)

5

sin

(

3

x

)

sin

(

5

x

)

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