Question
Question: If \[y = {\tan ^{ - 1}}\dfrac{{4x}}{{1 + 5{x^2}}} + {\tan ^{ - 1}}\dfrac{{2 + 3x}}{{3 - 2x}}\] , the...
If y=tan−11+5x24x+tan−13−2x2+3x , then dxdy=?
A. (1+25x2)1+(1+x2)2
B. (1+25x2)5+(1+x2)1
C. (1+25x2)5+(1+25x2)1
D. None of these
Solution
Here dxdy represents that we have to find the differentiation of given expression y with respect to x . Here we will use formula of dxd(tan−1A)=1+x21 and tan−1A+tan−1B=tan−1(1−ABA+B) for solving this .
Complete step by step answer:
Given : - y=tan−11+5x24x+tan−13−2x2+3x
Now , taking 4x as 5x−x and for second term we divide numerator and denominator by 3 , on solving we get :
y=tan−11+5x25x−x+tan−11−32x32+x ….. eqn (a)
Further rewriting the equation ,
y=tan−11+5x×x5x−x+tan−11−32×x32+x ,
Now on comparing eqn (a) with the formula tan−1A−tan−1B=tan−1(1+ABA−B) and tan−1A+tan−1B=tan−1(1−ABA+B), for both the terms , we get ,
y=tan−15x−tan−1x+tan−132+tan−1x ,
Now canceling out the tan−1x terms , we get ,
y=tan−15x+tan−132
Now , we use the formula for the differentiation for tan−1A , we have dxd(tan−1A)=1+x21 ,
Therefore , differentiating the expression y=tan−15x+tan−132 with respect to x , we get
dxdy=1+25x21×5+0 , we get zero for second term as it is a constant terms , so differentiation of any constant will always be zero . Also , we have multiplied by as it is 5x in the expression , so we have to apply chain rule of derivatives . Therefore , we get
dxdy=1+25x25
So, the correct answer is “Option A”.
Note: Alternate method :
We can assume both the terms of expression as y=tan−11+5x24x+tan−13−2x2+3x as A and B use the formula tan−1A+tan−1B=tan−1(1−ABA+B). But this method will be complicated and try to avoid it .
We have to remember the for trigonometric identities such as the tan−1A+tan−1B=tan−1(1−ABA+B) and differentiation of trigonometric ratios along with the chain rule as sometimes different expression are given and your solution will be consider wrong .