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    2.1: APPLY ADVANCED DIFFERENTIATION FORMULAE AND IMPLICIT FUNCTIONS

    2.1.1: Perform Differentiation of Inverse Trigonometric Functions

    USING FORMULA PROVIDED- Calculations directly using formula- Form of question y = inverse trigonometric- Example:

    i. y = tan-1x u =xii. y = sin-1 5x u = 5x

    iii. y = tan-1 (2x-1) u = 2x-1iv. y = sin-1 (cosx) u = cosxv. y = sin-1 u =

    vi. y = cosec-1 (1 +x2) u = 1 +x2

    Example (a)Differentiate the following functions with respect tox:

    i. y = sin-1 (cosx)ii. y = sin-1

    iii. y = cosec-1 (1+x2)

    ADVANCED DIFFERENTIATION

    u

    FORMULA:

    FORMULA:

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    Solution:

    i. y = sin-1 (cosx)Step 1: Identify the u from the equation and find

    u = cosx ,

    = - sinxStep 2: Determine the formula and replace the u and

    dx

    du

    u

    udx

    d

    2

    1

    1

    1sin

    )sin(

    )(cos1

    1cossin

    2

    1x

    x

    xdx

    d

    =

    x

    x

    cos1

    sin

    2

    =x

    x

    sin

    sin

    2

    =

    x

    x

    sin

    sin= -1

    ii. y = sin-1 u = , =

    dx

    du

    u

    udx

    d

    2

    1

    1

    1sin

    3

    1

    3

    11

    1

    3

    1sin

    2

    1

    x

    xdx

    d

    =

    913

    1

    2x

    =

    9

    9

    3

    1

    2x

    = 29

    9

    13

    1

    x

    =

    29 x

    iii. y = cosec-1 (1 +x2)u = 1 +x2 ,

    = 2x

    dxdu

    uuudx

    d

    1

    1

    cosec 2

    1

    xxxxdxd

    2111

    1

    1cosec 222

    21

    =

    242 212

    xxx

    x

    = 212

    222

    xxx

    x=

    212

    22

    xx

    cos2x + sin2x = 1

    1cos2x = sin2x

    Try this!

    Find

    for the following:

    a) y = tan-1 (2x-1)

    b) y = sin-1 5x

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    USING PRODUCT RULE- Calculations using product rule formula: - Form of question y =- Example:

    i. y =x2 sin-1 u =x2 , v = sin-1ii. y = 3 sin-1(ln 2x) u = 3 , v = sin-1(ln 2x)

    iii. y =x cos-1x u =x , v = cos-1x Example (b)

    Differentiate the following functions with respect tox:

    i. y =x2 sin-1ii. y = 3 sin-1(ln 2x)

    iii. y =x cos-1x

    Solution:

    i. y =x2 sin-1Step 1: Form of y = uv, identified the value of u and v.

    y = x2 sin-1

    u =x2 v = sin-1

    Step 2: Differentiate both u and v. For v, refer formula from page 11.

    u =x2 = 2x v = sin-1

    4

    2

    12

    1

    x

    uv

    inverse trigonometricx

    Differentiate sin-

    Differentiate = 212

    21

    1

    x

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    Step 3: Use formula of product rule and simplify.

    ii. y = 3 sin-1

    (ln 2x)

    u = 3 = 0 v = sin-1(ln 2x) =

    2

    2

    1

    21

    1

    2ln

    x

    x

    =

    21

    2ln

    1

    xx

    21 2ln1 xx

    =

    22ln1

    3

    xx

    iii. y =x cos-1x

    u =x

    = 1 v = cos-1x

    = 1

    21

    1

    x

    =2

    1

    1

    x

    =

    Differentiate sin-

    Differentiate cos-

    Try this!

    Find

    for the following:

    a) y = (1 -x2) sin-1x

    b) y =x tan-1x

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    USING QUOTIENT RULE- Calculations using quotient rule formula: - Form of question y =- Example:

    i. y = u = tan-1 x , v =xii. y = u = , v =

    Example (c)Differentiate the following functions with respect tox:

    i. y = ii. y =

    Solution:

    i. y = Step 1: Form ofy =

    , identified the value of u and v.u = tan-1 x , v =x

    Step 2: Differentiate both u and v. Refer formula from page 11 for any inverse trigonometric.

    u = tan-1 x = 12

    )(1

    1

    x

    v =x = 1

    Differentiate tan-

    Differentiatex = 1

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    Step 3: Use formula of quotient rule and simplify.

    =

    = =

    = ii. y =

    u =

    = 0 + 1

    21

    1

    x v =

    = 0 -

    = -

    ( )( )

    Differentiate tan- Differentiate 3 tan- x (use product rule):

    u = 3 v = tan-1x

    = 0

    =

    Try this!

    Find

    for the following:

    y =o

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    2.1.2: Perform Differentiation of Hyperbolic Functions

    USING FORMULA PROVIDED- Calculations directly using formula- Form of question y = hyperbolic functions- Example:

    i. y = cosh (7x + 2) u = 7x + 2ii. y = sinh 2x u = 2x

    iii. y = cosh (lnx) u = lnx

    Example (d)Differentiate the following functions with respect tox:

    i. y = cosh (7x + 2)ii. y = sinh 2x

    iii. y = cosh (lnx)

    Solution:

    i. y = cosh (7x + 2)Step 1: Identify the u from the equation and find

    u = 7x + 2 ,

    = 7Step 2: Determine the formula and replace the u and

    dx

    duuu

    dx

    dsinhcosh 727sinh27cosh xx

    dx

    d

    = 7 sinh (7x + 2)

    ii. y = sinh 2xu = 2x ,

    = 2

    dx

    duuu

    dx

    dcoshsinh 22cosh2sinh xx

    dx

    d

    = 2 cosh 2x

    u

    FORMULA:

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    iii. y = cosh (lnx)u = lnx ,

    =

    dx

    duuu

    dx

    dsinhcosh 11lnsinhlncosh

    xxx

    dx

    d

    x

    x

    lnsinh1

    USING PRODUCT RULE- Calculations using product rule formula: - Form of question y =- Example:

    i. y =x sinhx u =x , v = sinhxii.

    y = e

    3x

    cosh x

    2

    u = e

    3x

    , v = cosh x

    2

    iii. y =x3 sinh 2x u =x3 , v = sinh 2x

    Example (e)Differentiate the following functions with respect tox:

    i. y =x3 sinh 2xii. y =x sinhx

    iii. y = e3x cosh x2

    Solution:

    i. y =x3 sinh 2xStep 1: Form of y = uv, identified the value of u and v.

    y = x3 sinh 2x

    u =x3 v = sinh 2x

    Try this!

    Find

    for the following:

    a) y = ln (tanhx3)

    b) y = coth (lnx2)

    c) y = ech

    uv

    hyperbolic functionsx

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    Step 2: Differentiate both u and v. For v, refer formula from page 17.

    u =x3 = 3x2 v = sinh 2x = 22cosh x = 2 cosh 2x

    Step 3: Use formula of product rule and simplify.

    ch h ch h

    ii. y =x sinhxu =x

    = 1 v = sinhx = 1cosh x

    () () ch h ch h

    iii. y = e3x cosh x2

    u = e3x = 3e3x v = cosh x2 = xx 22sinh

    = 2x sinhx2

    (

    ) (

    ) h ch h ch

    Differentiate sinhDifferentiate 2x = 2

    Differentiate sinh

    Differentiate cosh

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    USING QUOTIENT RULE- Calculations using quotient rule formula: - Form of question y =

    - Example:i. y = o u = ch , v =x2

    ii. y = h u = h , v = iii. y = o u = , v = ch

    Example (f)Differentiate the following functions with respect to x:

    i. y = o

    ii. y = h Solution:

    i. y = o Step 1: Form of y =

    , identified the value of u and v.u = ch , v =

    Step 2: Differentiate both u and v. Refer formula from page 17 for any hyperbolic functions.

    u = ch =sinh 2x 2 = 2 sinh 2x

    v = = 2xStep 3: Use formula of quotient rule and simplify.

    h ch h ch ch ch

    Differentiate 2x = 2Differentiate tan-

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    ii. y = h u = h = x

    x

    coshsinh

    1 v = = 3e3x

    h

    ch

    ch ch

    2.1.3: Perform Differentiation of Inverse Hyperbolic Functions

    USING FORMULA PROVIDED- Calculations directly using formula- Form of question y = inverse hyperbolic- Example:

    i. y = sinh-1x u =xii. y = cosh-1 (3 - 2x) u = 3 - 2x

    iii. y = tanh-1 u =

    Differentiate ln:Differentiate sinh:

    ch h ch

    u

    FORMULA:

    Try this!

    Finddyd for : y = o

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    Example (g)Differentiate the following functions with respect tox:

    i. y = cosh-1 (3 - 2x)ii. y = sinh-1x

    iii. y = tanh-1 Solution:

    i. y = cosh-1 (3 - 2x)Step 1: Identify the u from the equation and find

    u = 3 - 2x ,

    = -2Step 2: Determine the formula and replace the u and

    dx

    du

    u

    u

    dx

    d

    21

    11sinh

    )2(1

    2)23(

    123

    1cosh

    x

    x

    dx

    d

    =

    12)23(

    2

    x

    =

    19122

    4

    2

    xx

    =)23

    2(4

    2

    xx

    =

    )232

    (

    1

    xx

    ii. y = sinh-1xu =x ,

    = 1

    dx

    du

    u

    u

    dx

    d

    21

    11sinh

    12

    1

    11sinh

    x

    x

    dx

    d

    = 21

    1

    x

    iii. y = tanh-1 u =

    ,

    =

    dx

    du

    u

    u

    dx

    d

    12

    11cosh

    4

    3

    2

    4

    31

    1

    4

    31tanh

    x

    x

    dx

    d

    =

    16

    291

    3

    4x

    =2

    916

    12

    x

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    USING PRODUCT RULE- Calculations using product rule formula: - Form of question y =- Example:

    i.

    y = (x

    2

    - 1) tanh

    -1

    x u =x2

    - 1 , v = tanh

    -1

    xii. y = e2x cosh-1x u = e2x , v = cosh-1x

    Example (h)Differentiate the following functions with respect to x:

    i. y = (x2 - 1) tanh-1xii. y = e2x cosh-1x

    Solution:

    i. y = (x2 - 1) tanh-1xStep 1: Form of y = uv, identified the value of u and v.

    y = (x2 - 1) tanh-1x

    u =x2 - 1 v = tanh-1x

    Step 2: Differentiate both u and v. For v, refer formula from page 21.

    u =x2 - 1 = 2x v = tanh-1x = 12

    1

    1

    x

    Try this!

    Find

    for the following:

    a) y = sech-1 (sinx)

    b) y = cosech-1 (tanh 2x)

    uv

    inverse hyperbolicx

    Differentiate tanh-1

    Differentiatex = 1

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    Step 3: Use formula of product rule and simplify.

    h h

    ii. y = e2x cosh-1x

    u = e2x = 2e2x v = cosh-1x = 1

    12

    1

    x

    =

    12

    1

    x

    e

    12

    1

    x

    ch

    12

    2

    x

    x

    e ch

    2.1.4: Perform Differentiation of Implicit Functions

    Function of: f(xy) Differentiate functions ofy with respect tox The chain rule must be used whenever the functiony is being differentiated. Example (i):

    Use implicit differentiation to find for each equation:

    i. y22x2 = 1ii. 2xyy3 =x2

    iii. xy + siny = 1

    Try this!

    Find

    for the following:

    y = 3 sinh-1

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    Solution:

    i. y22x2 = 1Step 1: Differentiate functions ofx with respect tox (straight forward).

    Step 2: But when differentiating a function ofy with respect tox we must remember the rule:

    [] []

    Step 3: Rearrange equation to collect all terms involving

    together and simplify. =

    ii. 2xyy3 =x2

    * + () ()

    (

    ) (

    )

    Use product rule:

    u =x v =y

    dyd

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    iii. xy + siny = 1

    c

    c

    o

    2.2: UNDERSTAND PARTIAL DIFFERENTIATION

    2.2.1: Define Partial Differentiation

    Function of multiple variables (more than one variable). Applications that require functions with more than one variable:

    i. Ideal of gas law (Changes of pressure with respect to volume).ii. Changes of oil level in cylinder.iii.

    Changes of weather forecast.

    Symbol is delta Since partial differentiation is essentially the same as ordinary differentiation, the product, quotient and chain rules may be applied.

    (

    ) (

    )

    Use product rule:

    u =x v =y

    dyd

    Differentiate

    of siny

    Try this!

    a) Determine the gradient of the curve:

    x2 +y22x6y + 5 = 0 at (3,2)

    b) Given x

    2

    + 3xylny = 3x. Find

    if x = 0 and y = 1.

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    2.2.2: Perform Partial Differentiation to Find First Order Partial Differentiation

    Use this symbol and . Example (j):

    Find and for following functions:

    i. z= (x2 + 3y)5ii. z= sin 2x + cos 3yiii. z=y4 + 2x2y2 + 6x7

    Solution:

    i. z= (x2 + 3y)5Step 1: When finding

    , y is treated as constant and differentiate the xexactly the same as for ordinary differentiation.z= (x2 + 3y)5

    = 5(x2 + 3y)5-12x= 10x(x2 + 3y)4

    Step 2: When finding , x is treated as constant and differentiate the yexactly the same as for ordinary differentiation.

    z= (x2 + 3y)5

    = 5(x2 + 3y)5-1 3= 15(x2 + 3y)4

    ii. z= sin 2x + cos 3y= (cos 2x) 2 + 0

    = 2 cos 2x

    = 0 + (-sin 3y) 3= -3 sin 3y

    iii. z=y4 + 2x2y2 + 6x7= 0 + 4(x)2-1(y2) + 60

    = 4xy2 + 6

    = (4y)4-1 + 2(x2)(2y)2-1 + 00= 4y3 + 4x2y

    Try this!

    a) Given z= . Find and

    b) Givenz=x3 ln (5y), Find

    and

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    2.2.3: Second Order Partial Differentiation

    Example (k):i. Givenz=x2 siny +y2 cos x. Find and ii. Given z= 4x3 + 6xy23y2. Find , and

    Solution:

    i. Givenz=x2 siny +y2 cos x. Find and Step 1: Find

    and first= (2x)2-1 siny +y2 (-sinx)

    = 2x sinyy2 sinx

    =x2 (cosy) + (2y)2-1 cosx= x2 cosy + 2y cosx

    Step 2: Find other derivatives

    =

    (x2 cosy + 2y cosx)

    = 2x cosy + 2y (-sinx) = 2x cosy - 2y sinx

    =

    (2x sinyy2 sinx)= 2x cosy2y sinx

    The Second-Order Partial Derivatives ofz =f(x, y)

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    ii. Given z= 4x3 + 6xy23y2. Find , and = 12x2 + 6y20 = 0 + 12xy6y

    =(12x2 + 6y2) = 24x

    =

    (12xy6y) = 12x6

    =

    (12x2 + 6y2) = 12y

    2.3: CONSTRUCT TOTAL DIFFERENTIATION

    2.3.1: Define Total Differentiation, dz

    Try this!

    a) Given z= cos (2x2 +y). Find and b) Given z= 2xy cosx, Find

    and

    c) Given z= (3x + 2y) (4x5y). Find

    and

    (

    ) (

    )DEFINITION

    Letz= f(x,y) then the total differential forzis:

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    2.3.2: Use Partial Differentiation to Produce Total Differentiation

    Example (l):Given Define total differentiation for belowz:

    i. z= 2x3y +x2y2 +xy3ii. z=x siny -y sinx

    Solution:

    i. z= 2x3y +x2y2 +xy3

    Step 1: Find and first

    Step 2: Calculate the value using total differentiation equation

    ii. z=x siny -y sinx

    c c

    c c

    2.3.3: Solve Problems Regarding Rate of Changes

    Example (m):The base radius of a cone, r, is decreasing at the rate of 0.2 mm/sec while the perpendicular height, h, is increasing at the rate of 0.4

    mm/sec. Solve the rate at which the volume V, is changing when r= 8 mm and h = 10 mm.

    Solution:

    Step 1: List out data from the question.

    h = 10 r= 8 Step 2: Differentiate the volume/area formula.

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    Step 3: Complete the rate of change equation.

    = -6.702 mm/s

    Example (n):The power (P) used by one resistor (R) is given by formulaP=I2R (unit watt). IfI= 15A andR = 100k, find the value which the

    powerPis changing whenIincrease at 4A andR increase at 20 k.

    Solution:

    I= 15 R = 100

    dI= 4 dR = 20

    P=I2R

    = 16500

    Try this!

    a) Temperature (T), a flat metal is changing due to its position. Given T(x.y) =60. Find at the point (2,1).

    b) The height of a cone is 3 mm and increases at the rate of 0.2 mm/s. The radius of the base is 2 mm and decreases at

    the rate of 0.1 mm/s. Solve the rate of change for the volume of the cone where v =r2hc) The radius of an opened-cylinder increases at 0.2 cm/s and its height decreases at 0.5 cm/s. Discover the rates of

    changes on its side area if radius is 8 cm and height is 12 cm.d)

    i. If a = 8 cm, b = 10 cm and measurement error for cm and cm, calculate themaximum error of ABC area.

    ii. If a increase with the rate of 1 cm/s and b decrease with the rate of 0.5 cm/s, calculate the change of

    ABC area when a = 8 cm and b = 10 cm.

    A

    B C

    a cm

    b cm