Math, asked by shivanshusingh1992, 3 months ago

If y=e^asin^-1x find value of y when x=a​


shivanshusingh1992: it's Yn and not y

Answers

Answered by abdulbasith27
2

Answer:

To proceed we will need some standard Calculus results:

d

d

x

e

a

x

=

a

e

a

x

d

d

x

sin

1

x

=

1

1

x

2

Now we have:

y

=

e

m

sin

1

x

If we apply the chain rule then we get:

y

'

=

m

e

m

sin

1

x

1

1

x

2

=

m

e

m

sin

1

x

1

x

2

And differentiating again and applying the quotient rule, along with the chain rule, we get:

y

'

'

=

(

1

x

2

)

(

d

d

x

m

e

m

sin

1

x

)

(

m

e

m

sin

1

x

)

(

d

d

x

1

x

2

)

(

1

x

2

)

2

=

(

1

x

2

)

(

m

2

e

m

sin

1

x

1

x

2

)

(

m

e

m

sin

1

x

)

(

1

2

(

1

x

2

)

1

2

(

2

x

)

)

(

1

x

2

)

2

=

m

2

e

m

sin

1

x

+

m

x

e

m

sin

1

x

1

x

2

1

x

2

=

m

2

y

+

x

y

'

1

x

2

(

1

x

2

)

y

'

'

=

m

2

y

+

x

y

'

(

1

x

2

)

y

'

'

x

y

'

=

m

2

y

QED

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