What is the derivative of `sin(ln x),` where `x > 0`?
- `cos (1/x)`
- `cos (ln x)`
- `cos ((ln x)/x)`
- `(cos (ln x))/x`
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What is the derivative of `sin(ln x),` where `x > 0`?
`D`
| `y` | `= sin (ln x)` |
| `(dy)/(dx)` | `= cos (ln x) xx d/(dx) (ln x)` |
| `= cos (ln x) xx 1/x` | |
| `= (cos (ln x))/x` |
`=> D`
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a. `-tan x`
b. `-log_e (1/sqrt2)\ \ text(or)\ \ 0.35\ \ text{(2 d.p.)}`
| a. | `y` | `= log_e (cos x)` |
| `dy/dx` | `= (-sin x)/(cos x)` | |
| `=-tan x` |
| b. | `int_0^(pi/4) tan x\ dx` |
| `=-[log_e (cos x)]_0^(pi/4)` | |
| `=-[log_e(cos (pi/4))-log_e (cos 0)]` | |
| `=-[log_e (1/sqrt2)-log_e 1]` | |
| `=-[log_e (1/sqrt2)-0]` | |
| `=-log_e (1/sqrt2)` | |
| `= 0.346…\ = 0.35\ \ text{(2 d.p.)}` |