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CENGAGE / G TEWANI MATHS SOLUTIONS CHAPTER LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES || CALCULUS Download Doubtnut Today Ques No. Question CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Concept Of Limits ( ) 1 If y = 2-2 1 1-x , then find lim x→1+y Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Concept Of Limits Evaluate lim x→0-x2- 3x + 2 2 x3- 2x2 Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Concept Of Limits →0sinx - 2 cosx - 1 Evaluate (lim)x 3 Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Concept Of Limits → 5π 4[sinx + cosx], where [.] denotes the greatest integer function. Evaluate (lim)x 4 Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Concept Of Limits [ , where [.] denotes the greatest integer function. ] n 1 2r ∑ r=1 Evaluate lim n→ ∞ 5 Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut
CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Concept Of LimitsCENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Concept Of Limits { |x - 4| x - 4,x ≠ 40,x = 4atx = 4 Evaluate the left-and right-hand limits of the function f(x) = |x − 4| 6 f(x) = { ,x ≠ 40, x = 4atx x − 4 = 4 Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Concept Of Limits 1 + x2, { Evaluate the left-and right-hand limits of the function defined by f(x) = if 0 ≤ x < f(x) = {1 + x2, if 0 ≤ x < 1 and 2 7 − x, at x = 1. Also, show that lim x→1f(x) does not exist if x > 1 Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Concept Of Limits Let f(x) = {cos[x], x ≥ 0|x| + a, x < 0 The find the value of a, so that (lim)x where [x] denotes the greatest integer function less than or equal to x . →0f(x) exists, 8 Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Concept Of Limits →-2+x2- 1 2x + 4 Evaluate: (lim)x 9 Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut
CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Concept Of LimitsCENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Concept Of Limits [x - 2] log(x - 2) , where [.] represents the greatest integer function. 10 Evaluate : (lim)x→2+ Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Concept Of Limits Evaluate: (lim)x→0sin[cosx] 1 + [cosx]([.] denotes the greatest integer function). 11 Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Concept Of Limits { x - |x| x If f(x) = , x ≠ 02, x = 0, showthat(lim)x →0 x − |x| f(x) = { 12 , x ≠ 02,x = 0, x showthat(lim)x→ f(x) does not exist. 0 Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Concept Of Limits 1 x - 1 Show that (lim)x→0e does¬eξst 13 1 x + 1 e Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Concept Of Limits 14
3x + |x| 7x - 5|x| Evaluate (lim)x →0 Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Concept Of Limits { →0f(x)x2,x > 0 if eξsts f(x) = x,x ≤ 01,x = 0, thenf ∈ d(lim)x f(x) = {x,x ≤ 01, x = 0, thenf 15 0f(x)x2,x > 0 if eξsts ∈ d(lim)x→ Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Concept Of Limits Consider the following graph of the function y = f(x). Which of the following is/are correct? fig. (lim)x →1f(x) does not exist. (lim)x →2f(x) does not exist. (lim)x →3f(x) = 3 16 Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Algebra Of Limits →af(x)g(x). If (lim)x →a[f(x) + g(x)] = 2and(lim)x →a[f(x) - g(x)] = 1, then find the value of (lim)x 17 Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Algebra Of Limits x + 3,x < 1,x2- 2x - 2,1 ≤ x < 2x - 5, x ≥ 2 { Let f(x) = {x + 1,x > 02 - x, x ≤ 0 and g(x) = g(x) = {x + 3, x < 1, x2− 2x − 2, 1 18 ≤ x < 2x − 5, x ≥ 2 Find the LHL and RHL of g(f(x)) at x = 0 and, hence, fin lim x→0g(f(x)). Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut
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4 + 3an 3 + 2an 4 + 3an If a1= 1andan+ 1= ,n ≥ 1,and if (lim)n → ∞an= a, 67 a1= 1andan+1= , n ≥ 1,and 3 + 2an if (lim)n− → then find the value of a. ∞an= a, Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS Trigonometric Limits AND DERIVATIVES_Evaluation Of sin3x x 68 Evaluate the limit (lim)x→0 Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS Trigonometric Limits AND DERIVATIVES_Evaluation Of sinax sinbx 69 Evaluate the limit: (lim)x →0 Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS Trigonometric Limits AND DERIVATIVES_Evaluation Of sin(logx) logx 70 Evaluate the limit: (lim)x →1 Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS Trigonometric Limits AND DERIVATIVES_Evaluation Of ( ) 1 xsin-1 2x 71 Evaluate: (lim)x →0 1 + x2 Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut
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CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Limits Of The FormCENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Limits Of The Form Lim The population of a country increases by 2% every year. If it increases k times in a century, then prove that [k] = 7,where[.] represents the greatest integer function. 116 Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Limits Of The Form Lim ( ) x + 2 x + 1 x+3 117 Evaluate the limit: (lim)x → ∞ Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Limits Of The Form Lim ( ) 1 c+ dx 118 Evaluate: lim x→ ∞ 1 + , where a, b,c and dare positive a + bx Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Limits Of The Form Lim ( ) Evaluate: (lim)x→ ∞1 +1 x 119 x Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Limits Of The Form Lim
2x2- 9x + 8 ( ) 120 cot(2x-7) →7 2 Evaluate: (lim)x Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Limits Of The Form Lim ( ) π { ( )} sec2 π 121 2-qx Evaluate: lim x→0 sin2 2 - px Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_L'Hopital' Rule For Evaluating Limits Let f(x) be a twice-differentiable function and f(0) = 2. The evaluate: 2f(x) - 3f(2x) + f(4x) x2 122 (lim)x →0 Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_L'Hopital' Rule For Evaluating Limits Let f(a) = g(a) = k and their nth derivatives exist and are not equal for some n. If. f(a)g(x) - f(a) - g(a)f(x) + g(a) g(x) - f(x) 123 (lim)x = 4 →a Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_L'Hopital' Rule For Evaluating Limits If the graph of the function y = f(x) has a unique tangent at the point (a, 0) through (log)e{1 + 6f(x)} 3f(x) 124 which the graph passes, then evaluate (lim)x →a Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_L'Hopital' Rule For Evaluating Limits ( ) Evaluate : lim x→0(log)tan2xtan22x. 125 Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut
CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_L'Hopital' Rule ForCENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_L'Hopital' Rule For Evaluating Limits 126 Evaluate `("lim")_(xvecoo)x(log)_e{(sin(a+1/x))/(sina)},0 Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_L'Hopital' Rule For Evaluating Limits Evaluate: lim x→0xm(logx)n, m, n ∈ N. 127 Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_L'Hopital' Rule For Evaluating Limits sin-1x - tan- 1x x3 128 Evaluate: (lim)x →0 Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_L'Hopital' Rule For Evaluating Limits xn+ nax - b = 0, If ( α1, ,α2,, αn )( are )( the ) roots of equation show that 129 α1- α2 α1- α2 α1- αn = n(α1n - 1 + a) Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_L'Hopital' Rule For Evaluating Limits Evaluate: lim x→0xx 130 Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut
CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_L'Hopital' Rule ForCENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_L'Hopital' Rule For Evaluating Limits 131 Evaluate: (dy/dx)oftanxlogsinx Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_L'Hopital' Rule For Evaluating Limits Evaluate: lim x→0logcosx 132 x Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_L'Hopital' Rule For Evaluating Limits 2x- 1 Evaluate: (lim)x 133 →0 1 2 - 1 (1 + x) Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_L'Hopital' Rule For Evaluating Limits If lim x→aax- xa 134 xx- aa= - 1 and a > 0, then find the value of a. Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Finding Unknowns When Limit Is Give If L = lim x→0sin2x + asinx is finite, then find the value of aandL. 135 x3 Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut
CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Finding UnknownsCENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Finding Unknowns When Limit Is Give tan2x - nsinx x3 If m,n ∈ I0and(lim)x→0 = some integer, then find the value of n and also 136 the value of limit. Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Finding Unknowns When Limit Is Give cos4x + acos2x + b x4 137 If (lim)x is finite, find aandb using expansion formula. →0 Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Finding Unknowns When Limit Is Give Find the values of aandb in order that = 1 us ∈ gL′Hoπtal′sre. [ ] x(1 + acosx) - bsinx x3 138 ( lim )x→0 Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Finding Unknowns When Limit Is Give x3 cos2x - cosx - excosx + ex- 2 139 Find the integral value of n for which lim x→0 is a finite xn nonzero number Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut
CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Finding UnknownsCENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Finding Unknowns When Limit Is Give aex- b x 140 = 2, then find the value of aandb. If (lim)x →0 Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Finding Unknowns When Limit Is Give { } x2+ 1 x + 1 141 = 0, then find the value of aandb. If (lim)x - (ax + b) → ∞ Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Finding Unknowns When Limit Is Give 2 x= e3, then find the value of a and b. If lim x→0 1 + ax + bx2 ( ) 142 Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Finding Unknowns When Limit Is Give Find the value of α so that lim x→01 3 2 ( ) x2eαx- ex- x = 143 Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut
CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS Meaning Of A Derivative AND DERIVATIVES_Geometrical Find the derivative of e√x w.r.t. x using the first principle. 144 Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS Meaning Of A Derivative AND DERIVATIVES_Geometrical If f(x) = xtan- 1x, find f′√3 using the first principle. ( ) 145 Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS Meaning Of A Derivative AND DERIVATIVES_Geometrical Find the derivative of √4 - x w.r.t. x using the first principle. 146 Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS Meaning Of A Derivative AND DERIVATIVES_Geometrical f(x) ( ) -f′(x) [f(x)]2 Using the first principle, prove that d 1 147 = dx Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS Meaning Of A Derivative AND DERIVATIVES_Geometrical (a + h)2sin-1(a + h) - a2sin-1a h 148 Evaluate ( lim )h →0 Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS Meaning Of A Derivative AND DERIVATIVES_Geometrical ( ) f(x) = [2x]sin3πxandf′k′ = λkπ( - 1)k (where [.] denotes the greatest integer function 149 and k ∈ N), then find the value of λ . Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut
CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS Meaning Of A Derivative AND DERIVATIVES_Geometrical Differentiate the function with respect to x using the first principle : √sinx 150 Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS Meaning Of A Derivative AND DERIVATIVES_Geometrical Differentiate the function with respect to x using the first principle : cos2x 151 Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS Meaning Of A Derivative AND DERIVATIVES_Geometrical Differentiate the function with respect to x using the first principle : tan- 1x 152 Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS Meaning Of A Derivative AND DERIVATIVES_Geometrical Differentiate the function with respect to x using the first principle : (log)ex 153 Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS Meaning Of A Derivative AND DERIVATIVES_Geometrical dx(f(x)g(x)) = f(x)d d d 154 Using the first principle, prove that: dx(g(x)) + g(x) dx(f(x)) Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Derivative Of Some Standard Functions
( )( )( 1 4 , then find dy ) 1 1 155 . If y = 1 + x 1 + x 1 - x 4 2 dx Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Derivative Of Some Standard Functions If f(x) = x|x|, then prove that f′(x) = 2|x| 156 Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Derivative Of Some Standard Functions 0,π ( ) ( ) π 2, π , then find dy 1 - cos2x 1 + cos2x,x ∈ √ . 157 If y = ∪ 2 dx Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Derivative Of Some Standard Functions x2 2!+ x3 3!+ + xn a!, then show that dy xn n!= 0 x 158 If y = 1 + 1!+ dx- y + Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS Derivatives AND DERIVATIVES_Theorems On Find dy dxfory = xsinxlogx. 159 Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut
CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS Derivatives AND DERIVATIVES_Theorems On ex 160 Differentiate y = 1 + sinx Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS Derivatives AND DERIVATIVES_Theorems On 1 - x2dy ( ) 1 - x 1 + x, prove that √ 161 If y = + y = 0 dx Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS Derivatives AND DERIVATIVES_Theorems On ( ) . . . . π 4 162 cos16x, then find f′ . If f(x) = cosx cos2x cos4x cos8x Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS Derivatives AND DERIVATIVES_Theorems On cos2(a + y) sina If cosy = xcos(a + y), with cosa ≠ ± 1, prove that dy 163 . dx= Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Theorems On
Derivatives x2 y2 1 - y6 1 - x6 √ If √1 - x6+√1 - y6= a x3- y3, then prove that dy ( ) dx= 164 Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS Derivatives AND DERIVATIVES_Theorems On a - x x - b, thenf ∈ ddy √ If y =√(a - x)(x - b) -(a - b)tan-1 . 165 dx Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Differentiation Of Inverse Trigonometric Functions Find dy dx for y = sin-1(cosx), where x ∈ (0, 2π). 166 Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Differentiation Of Inverse Trigonometric Functions Differentiate sin-12x√1 - x2 with respect to x if - ( ) 1 < x < 1√2 ="" 1 = √2 < x < 1 ( ) ( ) √2 167 1 ="" (c)="" -1 < x < - √2 Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut
CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Differentiation Of Inverse Trigonometric Functions { , - π < x < π } Find dy 1 - cosx sinx 168 dx for y = tan-1 Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Differentiation Of Inverse Trigonometric Functions If y = sin- 1x√1 - x -√x√1 - x2 and 0 < x < 1, then find dy [ ) 169 dx Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Differentiation Of Inverse Trigonometric Functions Find dy 170 dx for `y=tan^(-1)sqrt((a-x)/(a+x),)-a Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Differentiation Of Inverse Trigonometric Functions tan- 11 1 + x + x2+ tan-11 x2+ 3x + 3 tan- 11 x2+ 5x + 7 If y = + + upto n terms, then find the value of + 171 y′(0). Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Differentiation Of Inverse Trigonometric Functions Find dy dx for the functions: y = x3exsinx 172 Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Differentiation Of Inverse Trigonometric Functions Find dy x + sinx x + cosx 173 dx for the functions: y = Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut
CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Differentiation Of Inverse Trigonometric Functions ( )( 1 + x8 and, )( ) Find the derivative of the function given by f(x) = (1 + x) 1 + x2 1 + x4 174 hence, find f′(1). Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Differentiation Of Inverse Trigonometric Functions ( ) 1 + x2, then find dy 2x 175 If y = sin- 1 dx Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Differentiation Of Inverse Trigonometric Functions ( ) If y = tan- 13x - x3 1 √3, then find dy 1 176 1 - 3x2, < x < dx √3 Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Differentiation Of Inverse Trigonometric Functions 177
( ) 1 ; 0 < x < √2 , ="" then="" find="" dy ( ) If y = sec-1 dx 2x2- 1 Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Differentiation Of Inverse Trigonometric Functions {( )} 3 Find dy x - 2 x + 2 178 4 dx if y = log ex Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Differentiation Of Inverse Trigonometric Functions ( ) + sin-1√x - 1 ( ) dx if y = sec-1√x + 1 Find dy 179 √x - 1 √x + 1 Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Differentiation Of Inverse Trigonometric Functions ( ) + tan-12 + 3x ( ) Find dy 4x 180 dx if y = tan- 1 1 + 5x2 3 - 2x Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Differentiation Of
Inverse Trigonometric Functions 181 tan- 1(4x) 1 + 5x2 +tan-1(2 + 3x) 3 - 2x Find dy dx if y = Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Differentiation Of Inverse Trigonometric Functions ( ) dxify = tan-1√1 + x2- 1 F i n ddy 182 , where x ≠ 0 x Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Differentiation Of Inverse Trigonometric Functions ( ) acosx - bsinx bcosx + asinx , where -π 2< x < πand a 183 y = tan-1 btanx > - 1 Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Differentiation Of Inverse Trigonometric Functions ( ) y = tan-1√1 + x2+√1 - x2 √1 + x2-√1 - x2 Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut 184 ,where `-1 CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Differentiation Of Inverse Trigonometric Functions ( ) ( ) x 1 185 y = sin-1 + cos-1 √1 + x2 √1 + x2 Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut
CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Differentiation Of Inverse Trigonometric Functions tan-13a2x - x3 ( ( ) 186 y = ) a a2- 3x2 Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Differentiation Of Inverse Trigonometric Functions ( ) 5x + 12√1 - x2 13 187 y = sin-1 Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Differentiation Of Inverse Trigonometric Functions ( ) x y = tan-1 188 1 +√1 - x2 Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Differentiation Of Inverse Trigonometric Functions y = sin-1√x - ax -√a - ax [ ] 189 Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Differentiation Of
Inverse Trigonometric Functions 190 Find the sum of the series 1 + 2x + 3x2+ (n - 1)xn- 2 using differentiation. Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Differentiation Of Inverse Trigonometric Functions Find dy ( ) dx for y = sin x2+ 1. 191 Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Differentiation Of Inverse Trigonometric Functions log sin √{ ( )} x2 3- 1 , then find dy 192 . If y = dx Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Differentiation Of Inverse Trigonometric Functions ( ( ) 193 Differentiate the function f(x) = sec tan√x with respect to x. Watch Free Video Solution on Doubtnut CENGAGE_MATHS_CALCULUS_LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES_Differentiation Of Inverse Trigonometric Functions ( ) Find dy dxf or y = log x +√a2+ x2. 194
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