Question
Question: Find \( \dfrac{{dy}}{{dx}} \) , If \( \dfrac{{dx}}{{dt}} = ap\cos pt,\,\,\dfrac{{dy}}{{dt}} = - b...
Find dxdy ,
If dtdx=apcospt,dtdy=−bpsinpt
Solution
Hint : Here, derivative of two parametric equations are given. To find a solution to the required problem or required value of dxdy from them we divide derivatives of parametric equations having y variables with derivatives of parametric equations having x variables.
Complete step-by-step answer :
Given, derivative of two parametric equations. Which are as follows:
dtdx=apcosptanddtdy=−bpsinpt
To find dxdy . We divide two parametric equations. As, we required dxdy as an answer. We divide derivatives of parametric equations having y variables with derivatives of parametric equations having x variables.
Which implies we have
Hence, from above we see that the value of dxdy is a−btanpt .
Note : To find the value of dxdy . We first see that what function is given in the problem if there is a function y given in terms of ‘x’ then we can find the value of dxdy directly. But, in case when derivative of two parametric equations are given then on dividing derivative of parametric equation having y variable with another equation we can find the value of dxdy .