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Differentiation

1. Differentiation is the process of finding the derivative, which is the rate of change of a function. 2. A function is said to be differentiable at a point if its left and right derivatives at that point exist and are equal. 3. Important techniques for finding derivatives include the product, quotient, and chain rules as well as implicit differentiation and logarithmic differentiation.

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Differentiation

1. Differentiation is the process of finding the derivative, which is the rate of change of a function. 2. A function is said to be differentiable at a point if its left and right derivatives at that point exist and are equal. 3. Important techniques for finding derivatives include the product, quotient, and chain rules as well as implicit differentiation and logarithmic differentiation.

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CHAPTER 4

DIFFERENTIATION
QUICK REVIEW OF THE CHAPTER
1. Differentiation. The
process of finding the
differentiation. derivative is known as
2. Derivative or differential co-efficient.
The derivative differential
efficient of y f () with
= or co
respect to x is defined as

fa) lim +h-f)


=

E-0 h

The derivative of y= f() is denoted by f') or


f) or
y oror Df ]

d-f'C)
ax

3. Derivability or Differentiability. A function f is said to be derivable at


x=a if its left and right derivatives at a exist and are equal.
The left hand derivative at x= a is given by

Lf "a) =
lim a-h-fla)
h-0

and the right hand derivative at x a is given by

a+h)-f(a)
Rf a) =
lim
A f u n c t i o n f (x) i s s a i d t o b e differentiable at x = a if Lf (a) = Rf'(a)

Important Tips: and Rf "(@) is denoted by f"(a) and is called


0 The common value of Lf "(@)
the derivative of f () at
x a. =

at x =
a.
is not differentiable
(a) * Rf (a) then f ()
(7) Lf
If
continuity.
(1t) Derivability implies derivability.
not imply
(o) Continuity need
implies non-derivability.
() Discontinuity standard functions:
4. Derivatives of s o m e
(i) x
() =n"
0
(io) a"loga, a>

(Gi)logx
53
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(e) 4an1
zloga

5.
(e)Constant)-0
Derivative of
0 Ifu and
a
product:
be
o
two differentiable functions, then

)
r

If u, v and
Lfsl-fast)+ strf
w are
three difierentiable functions, then
do
6. dx
Derivative of the
If u and v be quotient of two
two
differentiablefunctions:
functions, then

-
(i) 1ff
)- H)0,
) then

7. Derivative of a
f) ha)st)-8)h)
then dy y f
du ) 8 )
functioncomposite (Chain Rule). If y =f() and u 8
8.
x andDerivative of
y. If it is not implicit functions. Let f
then y is said to be possible to
express as a (x, y)= 0 be
function an
implicit function of function function in the form of
a

in the x

otherwise form o x

For example, x)+y)-+ said to be an v is

Important Tips: d

Procedure to find a of an
()
Differentiate implicit function:
both
(in) Take all terms sides of the given
an R.H.S. to get
involvingon L.HS. equation
ly w.r.t.
transfer and
X.

the
the
equation in the form
remamning te
f (, u
CHAPTER 4: DIFFERENTIATION 55

Then find
() Then ina as 8x.y)
(i) dx dx fxy)
9. Logarithmic differentiation. The process of finding the derivative by taking
the logarithm ot the functions like y =f ()]8 which gives
logy 8 ) . log/ (), 1s called logarithmic differentiation.

For example,logy)= dy
y dx

Important Tips:
log m . n = log m + log n

log 1 -log 1
(7)log
ii) log m" =
n log m

10 1, log, =
1, log, 1 =0
(io) logo e
=

functions. Let f() and y 8 ()


=
=
x
10. Differentiation of parametric

then f ) and&()

dy dy / dt_S0
dx dx/ dt fO

Important Tips: and y in the form x


=

f () and
between two variables
x
A relation expressed with t as a parameter
in parametric form
y 8) is said to be to another function. Suppose it
function with respect
1 . Differentiation of a
with respect to g ().
function
to differentiate a f(")
1s required
calculated as
(x) and z
=
g () then is
tnen suppose y
=
f

dy dy / dx_/ g(x) *0
dz dz/dx g() The second order
derivative of a
Order derivatives.
.12 Second and Higher of derivative of
the
the function.
derivative
i o n is the
If y-f) derivative
first order
then - f"(x) is called the
dx

is called
the second
order derivative
and a) - =f" (1)
ix by y or
y
dxdxdx derivative is also
denoted
Second order
derivative of y =f).
third order
called the
ne derivative - f " ) is
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SOLVED NUMERICALS

Derivative * using first principle.


of flt)
=

Q.1. Find the derivative


Sol. We have f a ) = X,

lim+h-f()
By definition f "(t)
=

h-0 h
l i m + h - r 2

h-+0

lim
+h+2hx-x
h-0 h

= lim+ 21imhh+2x)
im-
=
lim (h + 2x)
10
=
2
Hence the derivative of x2 =
2x

Derivative of a Product
Q. 2. Differentiate (2 1) e w.r.t.x. +
Sol. Let y =(x+1) e
Differentiating w.r.t. X, get we

x - (+1)e +e(2+1)

(x+1)
e
e te2x
(+1 +
2x) =

e"(2+ 2x +
1) =
(x +
1) e

Derivative of the Quotient


Q.3. If f ) =

Sol. We have
f (t)
xthen find f').
+3 =

Differentiating w.rt. x,2x-1


we
get
f)= d 9)=(4x+3).(2x-1)
(2x-1
-(2x-1)4-(4x+3):
(2:x 1 2
8x-4-Bx-6
(2x-1 -10
(2x-13
CHAPTER 4: DIFFERENTIATION 57
Derivative of A Composite Function
o. 4. Differentiate the following w.r.t. a

log(x+V1+x)
Sol. Let y= log (x+V1+?)
Differentiating w.r.t. x, we get

ix X+V1+2 d

+V1+

Derivative of Implicit Function


Q.5. Find idx f ax2 +2hxy by2 2gr 2fy+ c=0.
+ + +

Sol. We have ax?+ 2hxy by2 2gx+ 2fy + C=0


+ +

Differentiating both sides w.r.t. X, we get

24x+2h+y1+2hy+2g-1+2/+0-0
x
Dividing by 2, we get

ax+hx +hy +by+g+/=0

hx by+f=-X-hy-8

hx+by+f)=-{ax+lhy + 8)

dx

dy ax+ y *E
dTex+by+
Q.6. If x/1+y+y/1+x=0,
show that d +1
=0
So1. We have x/1+y +yv1 +x
or x1+y=-yN1+x
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Squaring both sides, + get


we
x2+x'y= y+ yx
x(1 + y) =y{1 2) (x +y) ( -y)-xyx-
r-y yx xiy
does not satisty the given equation.
X-y#0 as x= y y t xy -X
x+y
-X
y(1 + x)
-X
y +1
Differentiating both sides w.r.t. x, we get

(x+1
x+1)-1-x-1
(x+1)

X+1-x
TC+ 1F (+1F

Logarithmic Differentiation
Q.7. If y = x then find
Das
dx
Sol. We have y' =

x
Taking logarithm on both sides, we have
X. log y=y. log X
Differentiating w.r.t. X, We get
t. dylogy 1=y-+logx
y dx
x

aylogy +log8
Y-log
y dx -logy
y -logx
dx logy

y V-xlogy
dx -vlog=logy
X-ylogx x(x-y log x)
O.8. If x y=e* y , prove that
-

dx
CHAPTER 4: DIFPERENTIATION 59
Sol. x y ( t Vy
Taking logarithms on both sides, we get
log (. y') log(x + yp*
log+ log yi= log(x + y*
p log x t9 log y (p*9) log(r +
Differentiating w.r.t. x, we get y). - log a* n log

xy dxX+y
4-P+dy _p+4_p
y x+y )dx x+y
a(x+)-yP+9) dy_ pt9)x-p(x +y)
+) dx (x+
9-Py dy9-Py
dx

dy
dx

D ifferentiation of Parametric Functions


Q.9. Find if
dx atand y 2at.
x = =

Given that af and y =


2nt
Sol. x=

Now,-2at
t
and 2
dy
dx
dy /dt_22at 1t
dx/dt

Im1.
Q.10. If x =
t log f and y= ,
findat
Sol. We have x = t log
t
dtlog
+
log

t + l o g t = 1+ log!

NOW, y=

logs-log

logt1-log!
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(Prog) CBCS]
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y 1-logt
Then, dy 1-logx
P1+logt P(1+log)
dx
dt

1-log1 1-0 1
1(1+0)
LdxJ-1 1)*(1+log1)

Derivatives
Second and Higher Order
0.
Q.11. If y =
log (x+v1+x),
show that (1 + a) y2
t
xy =

Sol. We have y
=
log (r+V1+x*)
Differentiating both sides w.r.t. x, we get

dx +V1+L

x+V1+r L v1+

V1+x
Squaring both sides, we get

(+) 1
Again differentiating both sides w.r.t. x, we
get

).2 20
Dividing both sides by 2 we
get

1+3 + 0(Hence Proved) : (1+r

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