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1. Differentiate from first principles y = x2 − 4x. Answer. We have y + δy = (x + δx)2 − 4(x
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EXERCISES IN MATHEMATICS
Series F, No. 2: Answers
First Principles
1.Di®erentiate from ¯rst principlesy=x
2¡4x.
Answer.We havey+±y=(x+±x)
2¡4(x+±x). Subtractingy=x
2¡4x
gives±y=£(x+±x)
2 2¡4x]
=x 2 +2x(±x)+(±x) 2¡4x¡4(±x)¡x
2 +4x =2x(±x)¡4(±x)+(±x) 2Dividing by±xgives±y
±x=2x¡4+±x;
and the limit as±x!0is dy dx= lim±x!0µ±y
=2x¡4:2.Di®erentiate from ¯rst principlesf(x)=1=x.
Answer.Subtractingy=1=xfromy+±y=1=(x+±x) gives±y=1
x+±x¡1x=x¡(x+±x)(x+±x)x¡±x
(x+±x)x:Then, dividing by±xgives
±y±x=¡1(x+±x)x;
from which lim±x!0
µ±y
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Composite Functions
3.Finddy=dxwheny=(x
2¡5x+7)
4Answer.De¯neu=(x
2¡5x+ 7). Theny=u
4 , and hence dy du=4u 3 anddu dx=2x¡5:By using the chain rule, we get
dy dx=dydu£dudx=4(x 2¡5x+7)
3 (2x¡5):4.Finddy=dxwheny=(p
x¡1=px) 5Answer.De¯neu=(p
x¡1=px)=x 1 2 ¡x 1 2 . Theny=u 5EXERCISES IN MATHEMATICS
Series F, No. 2: Answers
First Principles
1.Di®erentiate from ¯rst principlesy=x
2¡4x.
Answer.We havey+±y=(x+±x)
2¡4(x+±x). Subtractingy=x
2¡4x
gives±y=£(x+±x)
2 2¡4x]
=x 2 +2x(±x)+(±x) 2¡4x¡4(±x)¡x
2 +4x =2x(±x)¡4(±x)+(±x) 2Dividing by±xgives±y
±x=2x¡4+±x;
and the limit as±x!0is dy dx= lim±x!0µ±y
=2x¡4:2.Di®erentiate from ¯rst principlesf(x)=1=x.
Answer.Subtractingy=1=xfromy+±y=1=(x+±x) gives±y=1
x+±x¡1x=x¡(x+±x)(x+±x)x¡±x
(x+±x)x:Then, dividing by±xgives
±y±x=¡1(x+±x)x;
from which lim±x!0
µ±y
=dydx=¡1x 2 1EXERCISES IN MATHEMATICS, G1
Composite Functions
3.Finddy=dxwheny=(x
2¡5x+7)
4Answer.De¯neu=(x
2¡5x+ 7). Theny=u
4 , and hence dy du=4u 3 anddu dx=2x¡5:By using the chain rule, we get
dy dx=dydu£dudx=4(x 2¡5x+7)
3 (2x¡5):4.Finddy=dxwheny=(p
x¡1=px) 5Answer.De¯neu=(p
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