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If y=f(2x−1x2+1) and f′(x)=sinx, then dydx is equal to

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1+xx2(1+x2)2sin(2x1x2+1)
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2(1+xx2)(1+x2)2sin(2x1x2+1)
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1x+x2(1+x2)2sin(2x1x2+1)
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None of these
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Solution

The correct option is C 2(1+xx2)(1+x2)2sin(2x1x2+1)
It is given that
y=f(2x1x2+1) and f(x)=sinx

using chain rule,
dydx=f(2x1x2+1)d(2x1x2+1)dx
dydx=sin(2x1x2+1){(x2+1)2(2x1)2x(x2+1)2}
dydx=sin(2x1x2+1)(2+2x2x2(x2+1)2)



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