If f be a polynomial, then the second derivative of f(ex) is
(1) f’(ex) (2) f’’(ex)ex + f’(ex) (3) f’’(ex) e2x + f’’(ex) (4) f’’(ex) e2x + f’(ex) ex Solution: Let y... View Article
(1) f’(ex) (2) f’’(ex)ex + f’(ex) (3) f’’(ex) e2x + f’’(ex) (4) f’’(ex) e2x + f’(ex) ex Solution: Let y... View Article
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(1) x dy/dx – y (2) (x dy/dx – y)2 (3) y dy/dx – x (4) (y dy/dx – x)2... View Article
(1) 1 (2) 0 (3) cos (α + 3β) (4) none of these Solution: Given y = sin2 α +... View Article
(1) 220 (cos 2x – 220 cos 4x) (2) 220 (cos 2x + 220 cos 4x) (3) 220 (sin 2x... View Article
(1) d2y/dx2 = 2xy (2) x d2y/dx2 = dy/dx (3) x d2y/dx2 – dy/dx + y = 0 (4) x... View Article
(1) n(n-1)y (2) n(n+1)y (3) ny (4) n2y Solution: Given y = axn+1+ bx-n Differentiate w.r.t.x dy/dx = (n+1)axn –... View Article
(1) m (2) (2m)! (3) 2m (4) m! Solution: Given y = (x2 – 1)m (x2 – 1)m = mC0... View Article
(1) 1 (2) 0 (3) -1 (4) none of these Solution: Given y = aemx + be-mx Differentiate w.r.t.x dy/dx... View Article
(1) memx ( m2x2 + 6mx + 6) (2) 2m2 xemx (3) memx ( m2x2 + 2mx + 2) (4)... View Article
(1) 9y (2) -9y (3) 3√(1 – y2) (4) -3√(1 – y2) Solution: Given y = cos2 (3x/2) – sin2... View Article
(1) sin loge x (2) cos loge x (3) -y (4) y2 Solution: Given y = sin (loge x) Differentiate... View Article
A substance that has more number of H+ ions than OH– ions is called acid. The hydrochloric acid is more... View Article
Ferromagnetic substances make better permanent magnets. Few examples of ferromagnetic materials are iron, nickel and cobalt
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Wood is a nonmagnetic material. It cannot attract a magnet or be magnetised.
All the transistors are not the same. Based on the structure, the transistors are classified as Bipolar Junction Transistor and... View Article