Math, asked by prasadnakikere, 1 year ago

If x=a (theta -sin theta) and y=b (1-cos theta), find dy /dx

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Answered by cyriacjoy001

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Answer:

dy/dx is [b(1-cos theta)]/[a(sin theta)].

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This can be further simplified as given in the attachment.

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