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Find dydx if x=a(cosθ+θsinθ). and y=a(sinθθcosθ).

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Given x=a(cosθ+θsinθ) and y=a(sinθθcosθ)
We need to find dydx
dydθ=a(cosθcosθ+θsinθ)=a(θsinθ)
Similarly , we get dxdθ=a(sinθ+sinθ+θcosθ)=a(θcosθ)
dydx=a(θsinθ)a(θcosθ)=tanθ
Therefore dydx=tanθ

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