Q. 37. Define limit of a function.1. If x2+y2+3xy=7, then find dxdy2. If y=cosx, then S.T. y12+y22=1
Identify Equation: Identify the first equation to differentiate.x2+y2+3xy=7Differentiate both sides with respect to x.dxd(x2)+dxd(y2)+dxd(3xy)=dxd(7)
Differentiate with Respect: Apply the derivative rules.2x+2ydxdy+3(xdxdy+y)=0
Apply Derivative Rules: Solve for dxdy.2ydxdy+3xdxdy=−2x−3ydxdy(2y+3x)=−2x−3ydxdy=2y+3x−2x−3y
Solve for dxdy: Substitute y=cos(x) into the second equation.y12+y22=cos(x)2+(dxdy)2
Substitute y=cos(x): Differentiate y=cos(x) to find y2.y2=dxdy=−sin(x)
Find y2: Substitute y2 into the equation.y12+(−sin(x))2=cos(x)2+sin(x)2
Substitute y2: Simplify the equation.cos(x)2+sin(x)2=1
Simplify Equation: Check if the identity is true.Since cos(x)2+sin(x)2 is always equal to 1, the identity holds.
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