Physics, asked by mahi6637, 11 months ago

If y=x^4+x^2, find dy/dx at x=1

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Answered by aishwaryan43

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Sorry no idea about this buddy.

because at.present I am in class 10.

thanks.

Answered by ᎷíssGℓαмσƦσυs

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Answer:

dy/dx=d/dxx⁴+dy/dxx²

dy/dx=x³+x

x=1

dy/dx=1³+1

dy/dx=2

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