Grade 11Algebra
If Sin(x+y)=Log(x+y)
then find dy/dx
If Sin(x+y)=Log(x+y)
then find dy/dx
4 Answers
G Narayana Raju
Approved Tutor Answer14 Years ago-1
Gaurav P
is the answer -1?
Sankhadeep Bhattacharya
Sin(x+y)=log(x+y)
Þ d/dx{sin(x+y)}=d/dx{log(x+y)}
Þ Cos(x+y)(1+dy/dx)=1/x(1+dy/dx)
Þ Cos(x+y)(1+dy/dx) - 1/x(1+dy/dx)=0
Þ (1+dy/dx){ Cos(x+y) – 1/x}=0
Þ It implies (1+dy/dx)=0
Þ dy/dx=-1
Neeraj Lamba
Sin(x+y)=log(x+y) . Then dy/dx =??
Step:-1.
d/dx[sin(x+y)]=d/dx[log(x+y)]
Step:-2.
cos(x+y)[1+dy/dx]=1/(x+y)[1+dy/dx]
Step:-3.
cos(x+y)+cos(x+y).dy/dx=1/(x+y)+1/(x+y).dy/dx
Step:-4.
cos(x+y)+cos(x+y).dy/dx-1/(x+y)-1/(x+y).dy/dx=0
Step:-5.
cos(x+y)[1+dy/dx]-1/(x+y)[1+dy/dx]=0
Step:-6.
cos(x+y)-1/(x+y)[1+dy/dx]=0
It is evident from above statement that cos(x+y)-1/(x+y) can be equal to zero but [1+dy/dx] can't be equal to zero.
Hence,
1+dy/dx=0
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dy/dx=-1 This is the Answer.....
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