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Here 3 basic formula of differenciation are applied.
1) The differenciation of a constant is always 0.
2) d/dx(a^n) = n a^n-1
3)d/dx (uv) = u×d/dx(v) + v×d/dx(u) [Product rule of differenciation]
Explanation:
Here PV^γ is a constant. The differenciation of a constant is always 0. Here d/dx (PV^γ) or ∆(PV^γ) is same and becomes 0 due to constant differenciation.
Moreover another formula is applied here. d/dx(a^n) = n a^n-1
Applying product rule for differenciation given as d/dx (uv) = u×d/dx(v) + v×d/dx(u) and using the above formula,
we get PγV^γ-1∆V + V^γ∆P = 0.
NOTE : Here d/dx (PV^γ) is more appropriate and correct as compared to ∆(PV^γ).
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