Math, asked by Kainaa, 7 months ago

The slope of the normal to the curve y=sin^2x at is:
a) 1
b)-1
c)​

Answers

Answered by aparuparava07
2

Answer:

b)-1

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answered by raginikri2007
2

Answer:

We have,

y=(sin2x+cotx+2)

2

On differentiating both sides w.r.t. x, we get,

dx

dy

=2(sin2x+cotx+2)

dx

d

(sin2x+cotx+2)

dx

dy

=2(sin2x+cotx+2)(2cos2x−cosec

2

x)

Therefore, (

dx

dy

)

x=π/2

=sinπ+cot

2

π

+2

dx

dy

=2(sin2x+cotx+2)(2cos2x−cosec

2

x)

Therefore, (

dx

dy

)

x=π/2

=sinπ+cot

2

π

+2

=2[0+0+2][−2−1]=−12

Therefore, slope of tangent = -12

And, slope of normal =

12

1

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