Grade 12Differential Calculus
Differentiate the tan^-1[(√x+√a)/(1-√ax)] with respect to x.
Differentiate the tan^-1[(√x+√a)/(1-√ax)] with respect to x.
1 Answer
Arun
Dear student
jsut use chain rule. This is a hard looking problem but when you differentiate this and simplify it is very easy.
hope it helps
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