if √x + √y = √10, show that dy/dx +√y/x = 0
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Proved below.
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Given
√x + √y = √10
⇒d(√x + √y)/dx = d(√10)/dx
We know that
d/dx(√x) = 1/(2√x)
d/dx(constant) = 0
⇒d(√x)/dx + d(√y)/dx = 0
⇒1 /(2√x)+ 1/(2√y)*dy/dx = 0
⇒1/(2√y)*dy/dx = - 1 /(2√x)
⇒dy/dx = - (2√y)/(2√x)
⇒dy/dx = - √y/√x
∴dy/dx + √y/√x = 0
HENCE PROVED
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