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If (a+2bcosx)(a2bcosy)=a2b2, where a>b>0, then dxdy at (π4,π4) is

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a+bab
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a2ba+2b
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aba+b
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2a+b2ab
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Solution

The correct option is A a+bab
(a+2bcosx)(a2bcosy)=a2b2
Differentiation w.r.t y, we get
(2bsinxdxdy)(a2bcosy)+(a+2bcosx)(2bsiny)=0
At x=y=π4, we have
dxdy(ab)b+(a+b)(b)=0
dxdy=a+bab

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