Physics, asked by PARANJYOTI, 1 year ago

if y = x^2sinx , then dy/dx will be

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Answered by Anudeep1999
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dy/dx=sinx(2x)+x^2(cosx)

PARANJYOTI: can you plz show me the steps
Anudeep1999: d/dx(uv)=v(du/dx)+u(dv/dx)
Anudeep1999: just apply this formula
Anudeep1999: u=x^2 and v=sinx
PARANJYOTI: thnx
Anudeep1999: welcum
Anudeep1999: is my answer right
Anudeep1999: iam weak in physics
Anudeep1999: if u have in maths i will be able to clear
Answered by komalbht15
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Answer:

\frac{dy}{dx}= x^{2}  cosx + 2xsinx

Explanation:

For finding dy/dx in this question, we have :

We will use multiplication rule that states if a function is product of two types of functions in same variable then answer is given by the sum of first function kept constant while differentiating the other and differentiating the first function and keeping the other constant.

Step by Step:

y=x^{2} sinx\\

\frac{dy}{dx}= x^{2} (\frac{d(sinx)}{x}) + sinx(\frac{d(x^{2} )}{x})\\

\frac{dy}{dx}= x^{2} * cosx + sinx*2x

\frac{dy}{dx}= x^{2}  cosx + 2xsinx

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