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If y=xsin1x1x2, prove that (1x2)dydx=1+xy

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Consider y=xsin1x1x2

We have from Quotient Rule,

ddx[uv]=vdudxudvdxv2

Applying this we get

dydx=11x2.1x2(sin1x).12(1x2)12(2x)1x2

dydx=1+xsin1x1x21x2

dy(1x2)=(1+xsin1x1x2)dx

dy(1x2)=(1+xy)dx ----------- Since, y=xsin1x1x2 --given

(1x2)dydx=(1+xy)


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