Jf Thunder
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i dont get it?A is the numerator.Take L.C.M. and make it all one term.I typed fast and made some mistakes in last steps.See my post again.
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i dont get it?A is the numerator.Take L.C.M. and make it all one term.I typed fast and made some mistakes in last steps.See my post again.
Apply U/V rule.i dont get it?
Let A= (x+1)-xlnx
B=(x+1)^2 *x
After differentiating you will get this.......
A/B
Equate this to o.
Which means A=0
(x+1)-xlnx=0
(x+1)=xlnx
(x+1)/lnx=x
Proved.
Sorry to say but Your Maths is damn weak.
@JFThunder
Are you kidding me??you still did not solve the question
I have solved the second part also,Read all my postsanyone can do the first part
My math is worse! I dunno wtf you guys are talking about!and yes my math is shit
gimme picture, not of yourself, pic of the question
dude what? why?
wait were not supposed to add them, using the product rule, is that the product rule?Apply U/V rule.
Vdu/dx-udv/dx
v^2
(x+1)/x-lnx
x^2
x+1-xlnx
x(x+1)^2
.......................................
second part is even more tough,i doubt you would be able to grasp it.Better you ask your teacher.
Consider Numerator(x+1-xlnx) as another function and draw its graph and see where does it touches x axis.After that you have to use some theorms such as mean value theorem e.t.c.
dude what? why?
wait were not supposed to add them, using the product rule, is that the product rule?
are they not the same?that is the quotient rule
are they not the same?
so just bring it up, make its power in negative and apply product ruleno. Product rule is used when two functions are multiplied
Quotient rule is used when two functions are divided