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Maybe I did something wrong in the differentiation?
There’s just no way I’m going to get near that answer provided with what I’ve got
,rccw
don't use '×' when you're dealing with variables
Alright
cuz '×' can be confused with x
,calc derivative('log(sqrt(sin(x))/x)','x')
Result:
(x * cos(x) / 2 / sqrt(sin(x)) ^ 2 - 1) / x
that's how u can self-check ur work
or use wolfram alpha
you can continue by simplifying the RHS a bit
you see there's two denominators $\sqrt{\sin x}$
vin100
in the given answer you see "cot". that should come out easily after the simplificatioin
simplication*
after that you can look at the LHS
how to get "dy/dx" from "(dy/dx) / y"?
Not a clue mate
there're 3 ways to see things in math:
- symbolic
- visual
- verbal
here we're not gonna plot graph so forget number 2 for the moment
symbolic view can tell us some precise info
but sometimes it can be so abstract to human mind that it losts us
so we rephrase the math expressions in words. i.e. we switch to the verbal side a bit
- current LHS = implicit derivative / y
- target LHS:
impliciatimplicit derivative only
Are you doing a bsc? Cause your maths is insane man
i did an MSc in maths
i grad a few yrs ago
I’m doing a BSC in math and Econ next year
I’ve done all the applications
- current LHS: implicit derivative divided by y
- target LHS: implicit derivative
it shld be obvious that we multiply current LHS by y to get target LHS