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If
A = 5t² i + tj -t³k and B =1/sinti-costi then find d/dt(AB) and d/dt (A×B)​

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Answered by Afreenakbar
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The derivative of A cross B with respect to t is  (10ti + j - 3t²k) × (1/sinti-costi) + (5t² i + tj -t³k) × (-(costi + sinti)/sint)

To find d/dt(AB), we can use the product rule of differentiation, which states that:

d/dt(AB) = d/dt(A)B + Ad/dt(B)

First, let's find d/dt(A). We have:

A = 5t² i + tj -t³k

d/dt(A) = d/dt(5t² i + tj -t³k)

= 10ti + j - 3t²k

Next, let's find d/dt(B). We have:

B = 1/sinti-costi

d/dt(B) = -1/sintcos t di - 1/sint sin t di

= -(cost/sint)di - (sint/sint)di

= -costi/sint - sinti/sint

= -(costi + sinti)/sint

Now, we can substitute the values of d/dt(A) and d/dt(B) into the product rule to find d/dt(AB):

d/dt(AB) = d/dt(A)B + Ad/dt(B)

= (10ti + j - 3t²k) (1/sinti-costi) + (5t² i + tj -t³k) (-(costi + sinti)/sint)

This is the derivative of AB with respect to t.

For d/dt (A×B),

A×B = (5t² i + tj -t³k) × (1/sinti-costi)

d/dt (A×B) = d/dt((5t² i + tj -t³k) × (1/sinti-costi))

= (10ti + j - 3t²k) × (1/sinti-costi) + (5t² i + tj -t³k) × (-(costi + sinti)/sint)

This is the derivative of A cross B with respect to t.

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