NIMCET 2011 — Mathematics PYQ
NIMCET | Mathematics | 2011Find dxd(x−x5)
Choose the correct answer:
- A.
2x1+25x−3/2
2x1+25x−3/2
Explanation
Step 1: Rewrite the expression in exponent form
We can rewrite the square roots as powers:
-
x=x1/2
-
x5=5x−1/2
So, the expression becomes:
Step 2: Differentiate term by term
Apply the power rule to each part:
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For x1/2:
dxd(x1/2)=21x(1/2−1)=21x−1/2=2x1 -
For −5x−1/2:
dxd(−5x−1/2)=−5⋅(−21)x(−1/2−1)=25x−3/2
Step 3: Combine the results
Conclusion:
Comparing this result with the given options, we find it matches option (a).
Correct Option:
(a) 2x1+25x−3/2
Explanation
Step 1: Rewrite the expression in exponent form
We can rewrite the square roots as powers:
-
x=x1/2
-
x5=5x−1/2
So, the expression becomes:
Step 2: Differentiate term by term
Apply the power rule to each part:
-
For x1/2:
dxd(x1/2)=21x(1/2−1)=21x−1/2=2x1 -
For −5x−1/2:
dxd(−5x−1/2)=−5⋅(−21)x(−1/2−1)=25x−3/2
Step 3: Combine the results
Conclusion:
Comparing this result with the given options, we find it matches option (a).
Correct Option:
(a) 2x1+25x−3/2
