If x= a (cos 0 + 0 sin 0), y = a (sin 0 - 0 cos 0 ) then [ d² y/dx²]0=π/4= ?
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[ d²y/dx² ] at θ = π/4 = 8√2/aπ
Step-by-step explanation:
x = a(cosθ + θsinθ)
diff wrt θ
dx/dθ = a[ - sinθ + (θcosθ +sinθ))]
= a[- sinθ + +θ cosθ +sinθ]
= aθcosθ
y = a(sinθ - θ cosθ)
diff wrt θ
dy/dθ = a{cosθ - [θ (-sinθ) + cosθ]}
= a{cosθ +θsinθ -cosθ}
= aθsinθ
∴ dy/dx = (dy/dθ)/(dx/dθ)
= aθsinθ/aθcosθ
= tanθ
d²y/dx² = sec²θ x dθ/dx
= sec²θ /aθcosθ
= 1/aθcos³θ
∴ [ d²y/dx² ] at θ = π/4 = 1/(aπ/4 xcos³π/4)
= 4 x 2√2/aπ
= 8√2/aπ
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