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58. Given f (x) = cosec x. cot x.

By Leibnitz product rule,

So, g(x) = limh→0g(x+h)−g(x)h

=limh→0cot(x+h)−cotxh

=limh→01h[cos(x+h)sin(x+h)−cosxsinx]

=limh→01h[sinxcos(x+h)−cosxsin(x+h)sinxsin(x+h)]

=limh→01h[sin(x−(x+h))sinxsin(x+h)] [?csin (A−B)=sinAcosB−cosAsinB]

=limh→01h  [sin (−h)sin x. sin (x+h)]

=limh→01sinxsin(x+h)×(−1)limh→0sinhh

=1sinxsin(x+0)×(−1)

= -cosec2x.______(2)

And hx) = limh→0h(x+h)−h(x)h

=limh→0cosec(x+h)−cosecxh

=limh→01h[1sin(x+h)−1sinx]

=limh→01h[sinx−sin(x+h)sinx·sin(x+h)]

=limh→01h[2cos(x+x+h2)sin(x−(x+h)2)sinxsin(x+h).]

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57. Given, f (x) = sin (x + a)

So, f (x) = limh→0f (x+h)−f (x)h

=limh→0sin (x+h+a)−sin (x+a)h

=limh→01h·2  cos (x+h+a+x+a2)sin (x+h+a− (x+a)2)

=limh→0cos (2x+2a+h2)limh→0sin (h2)h2

=cos (2x+2a+0)2×1

= cos (x + a)

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56. Given, f (x) = (ax + b)n (cx + d)m

So, f’(x) = (ax+b)nddx(cx+d)n+(cx+d)mddx(ax+b)n

=(ax+b)x·mc(cx+d)m−1+(cx+d)mna(ax+b)x−1

=(ax+b)n−1(cx+d)m−1[(ax+b)·mc+(cx+d)na]

=(ax+b)n−1(cx+d)m−1[mc(ax+b)+na(cx+d)]

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55. Given, f (x) = (ax + b)n

Chain rule,  ddxu (x)n=nu (x)n−1dudxu (x) where

u (x) is a function of x.

So, f (x) = ddx (ax+b)n

=n (ax+b)n−1ddx (ax+b)

=na (ax+b)n−1

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54. 

So f? (x) = ddx (4−2)

=ddx (4)−ddx (2)

=4ddx (x12)−0=4×12x12−1=2x−12=2

 

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53. Given, f (x) = =ax4−bx+cosx

So, f(x) = limh→0f(x+h)−f(x)h

=limh→01h[a(x+n)4−b(x+h)2+cos(x+h)−(ax4−bx2+cosx)]

=limh→0  ah  [1(x+h)4−1x4]−limh→0bh[1(x+h)2−1x2]+limh→01h[cos(x+h)−cosx]

=limh→0ah[x4−(x+h)4(x+h)4·x4]−limh→0bh[x2−(x+h)2(x+h)2·x2]+

limh→01h[−2sin(x+h+x2)sin(x+h−x2)]

=limh→0ah[x4−x4−4x3h−6x2h2−4xh3−h3x4·(x+h)4]−limh→0bh[x2−x2−h2−2xhx2(x+h)2]

+limh→0ah[−2sin(2x+h2)sinh2]

=limh→0ah[h(−4x3−6x2h−4xh2−h2)x4(x+h)4]−limh→0  bh   [h(−h−2x)x2(x+h)2]

−limh→0sin(2x+h2)limh→0sinh2h2

=limh→0a(−4x3−6x2h−4xh2−h2)x4(x+h)4−limh→0b(−h−2x)x2(x+h)2

sin(2x+02)×1

=a(−4x3)x4·x4−b(−2x)x2·x2−sinx.

=−4ax5+2bx3−sinx

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52. Given, f (x) = px2+qx+rax+b

f′(x)=(ax+b)ddx(px2+qx+r)−(px2+qx+r)ddx(ax+b)(ax+b)2

=(ax+b)(2xp+q)−(px2+qx+r)(a)(ax+b)2

=2apx2+2bpx+aqx+bq−apx2−aqx−ar(ax+b)2

=apx2+2bpx+bq−ar(ax+b)2

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51. Given, f (x) = (ax+b)px2+qx+r

So, f(x) = (px2+qx+r)ddx(ax+b)−(ax+b)ddx(px2+qx+r)(px2+qx+r)2

 =(px2+qx+r)a−(ax+b)(2xp+q)(px2+qx+r)2

=apx2+aqx+ar−2apx2−aqx−2bpx−b(px2+qx+9)2q.

=− apx2−2bpx+ar−bq(px2+qx+r)2

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48. Given, f (x) = 1ax2+bx+c

So, f? (x) =  (ax2+bx+c)ddx (1)−1·ddx (ax2+bx+c) (ax2+bx+c)2

= (ax2+bx+c) (0)− (2ax+b) (ax2+bx+c)2

=− (2ax+b) (ax2+bx+c)2

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49. Given, f (x) = 1+1x1−1x=x+1xx−1x=x+1x−1

So, f (x) =  (x−1)ddx (x+1)− (x+1)ddx (x−1) (x−1)2

=  (x−1)− (x+1) (x−1)2

=x−1−x−1 (x−1)2=−2 (x−1)2

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