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Question Number 124956 by liberty last updated on 07/Dec/20
 y = sec^(−1) (e^x^4  ) . Find dy =?
y=sec1(ex4).Finddy=?
Answered by bemath last updated on 07/Dec/20
 ⇒ e^x^4   = sec y or cos y = (1/e^x^4  )  cos y = e^(−x^4 )   −sin y dy = −4x^3  e^(−x^4 )  dx   dy = ((4x^3  e^(−x^4 ) )/(sin y)) dx = 4x^3  e^(−x^4 )  (√(1−e^(−2x^4 ) )) dx    dy = ((4x^3 )/(e^x^4   sin (sec^(−1) (e^x^4  )))) dx
ex4=secyorcosy=1ex4cosy=ex4sinydy=4x3ex4dxdy=4x3ex4sinydx=4x3ex41e2x4dxdy=4x3ex4sin(sec1(ex4))dx
Answered by Dwaipayan Shikari last updated on 07/Dec/20
secy=e^x^4    ⇒−log(cosy)=x^4   ⇒((siny)/(cosy)).(dy/dx)=4x^3 ⇒(dy/dx)=4x^3 coty⇒4x^3 cot(sec^(−1) (e^x^4  ))
secy=ex4log(cosy)=x4sinycosy.dydx=4x3dydx=4x3coty4x3cot(sec1(ex4))

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