dy/dx

y=√x+√y+√x+√y+............to ∞ then dy/dx=

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skygirl ·

y = √x + √y +y

=> √y = -√x => dy/2√y = -dx/2√x

=> dy/dx = -√y/√x = √x/√x = 1.

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akhil mm ·

no sky,
wat i wrote is no a simple sq root but a whole sq root

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Двҥїяuρ now in medical c ·

y=√x+√y+y

Did u mean that?????

then it is simple

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kishan nageswaran ·

dy/dx=(2y+1)/4*(logy - y) is it correct

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Lokesh Verma ·

y = √(x + √(y +y))

y = √(x + √2y)

y2= x + √2y

y4 - 2xy2 +x2 - 2y = 0

(4y3-4xy-2)dy/dx = 2y2-2x

Note: this question can have many more forms.. i mena that the answer can be given in many different equivalent expressions....

So you should try to see if there is a prove that kind of thing in this problem... so that we can prove it to that particular expression...

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skygirl ·

@akhil , arey! toh bracket dena tha naa!! (shit! ek asaan sa pink chala gaya [3])

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