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Apr 16th, 2002, 06:42 AM
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logarithmic differentiation
Right i think i know this one but want to see if im right or does it need more simplifying!
Q. Find an expression dy/dx for the equation (1+x)sin(^2) x/(1+4x)(1-x)^3 using logarithmic differentiation.
A. ln y = ln(1+x) + ln((sin x)^2) - ln(1+4x) - ln(1-3)^3
1/y dy/dx = 1/(1+x) + cos x/sin x - 4/(1+4x) + 3/(1-x)
I then replaced cos x/sin x with cot x and subbed in y
therefore
((1+x)sin(^2) x/(1+4x)(1-x)^3)*(1/y dy/dx = 1/(1+x) + cot x - 4/(1+4x) + 3/(1-x))
Is this correct or is there more to it?
Thanks
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