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If (f(x))g(y)=ef(x)−g(y) then dydx=.

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f1(x)logf(x)g1(y)(1+logf(x))2
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f1(x)logf(x)g1(y)(1+logf(x))3
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f1(x).logf(x)g1(y)(1logf(x))2
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f1(x)logf(x)g(y)(1+logf(x))2
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Solution

The correct option is C f1(x)logf(x)g1(y)(1+logf(x))2
f(x)g(y)=ef(x)g(y)

logf(x)g(y)=f(x)g(y)

g(y)logf(x)=f(x)g(y)

f(x)=g(y)[1+logf(x)] ...(1)

f1(x)=g(y)[f1(x)f(x)]+g1(y)×[1+logf(x)]×dydx

Rearranging,

f1(x)[f(x)g(y)f(x)]=g1(y)×[1+logf(x)]×dydx

from eqn. (1)

f1(x)[g(y)×logf(x)f(x)]=g1(y)×[1+logf(x)]×dydx

again, from eqn (1),

f1(x)[logf(x)[1+logf(x)]]=g1(y)×[1+logf(x)]×dydx

dydx=f1(x)g1(y)×[logf(x)[1+logf(x)]2]




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