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Grade 12th passDifferential Calculus

X2(1-x2)3

Profile image of ABHISHEK VASHIST
14 Years agoGrade 12th pass
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Profile image of kushagra jain
14 Years ago

=x2(1-x2)3

=2x(1-x2)3+[(x2)(3(1-x2)2)(-2x)]

=2x(1-x2)3-2x3(1-x2)2 

Profile image of Neer Varshney
14 Years ago

you need to differentialte it using product rule:

diff.=  (2.x2(1-x2)3)+ (3(1-x2)2)x2 

Profile image of nikhil roy
14 Years ago

HEY FRIEND,I THINK I CAN HELP YOU IN THIS.

ACTUALLY THERE ARE MANY METHODS TO SOLVE THIS.

THE MOST CONVENIENT ONE IS TO FACTORISE IT FIRST.

FOR SOLUTION,CHECK ATTACHMENT.

YOU MAY REQUIRE TO ZOOM THE PIC. :)

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