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Y=(sinx-cosx)^x,Find dy/dx for the given function y

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Given, \bf{y=(sinx-cosx)^{(sinx-cosx)}}y=(sinx−cosx)

(sinx−cosx)

Let (sinx - cosx) = P

differentiate with respect to x

d(sinx - cosx)/dx = dP/dx

cosx + sinx = dP/dx ..........(1)

now, y = P^P = e^{PlogP}

differentiate with respect to x,

dy/dx = e^{PlogP} × d(P.logP)/dx

= P^P × [P × 1/P + logP ]dP/dx

= P^P(1 + logP) × dP/dx

from equation (1),

dy/dx = (sinx - cosx)^(sinx - cosx){1 + log(sinx-cosx)} × (sinx + cosx)

Answered by umiko28
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