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For the function y =x-a/a^2-b^2, and the initial value of the independent variable x0 = a - b. At what terminal value of x the increment ?y =1/a-b

For the function y =x-a/a^2-b^2,
and the initial value of the independent variable x0 = a - b. At what terminal value of x the
increment ?y =1/a-b

Grade:upto college level

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Sher Mohammad IIT Delhi
askIITians Faculty 174 Points
8 years ago
y=x-a/(a+b)(a-b)
a-b=x-a/y(a+b)
at x=-b , y=-(a+b)/(a+b)(a-b), y=-1/(a-b)

sher mohammad
b.tech, iit delhi

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