Q 93
Question
Use implicit differentiation, the product rule, and the power rule for positive integer powers to prove the power rule for negative integer powers.
Step-by-Step Solution
Verified Answer
Hence power rule for negative integer powers proved.
1Step 1. Given Information
We have to prove the power rule for negative integer powers.
That is we have to prove that :-
.
We have to use implicit differentiation, the product rule, and the power rule for positive integer powers to prove this thing.
2Step 2. Prove the power rule for negative integer powers
Consider the following function :-
We can write it as :-
Take differentiation on both sides, the we have :-
Apply the the product rule, and the power rule for positive integer powers, then we have :-
Put the value , then we have :-
This is the required value.
Hence power rule for negative integer powers proved.
Other exercises in this chapter
Q 91
Use implicit differentiation and the fact that ddx(x3)=3x2 and ddx(x5)=5x4 to prove that ddx(x3/5)=35x-2/5.
View solution Q 92
Use implicit differentiation and the power rule for integer powers (not the general power rule) to prove that
View solution Q 94
Use implicit differentiation and the power rule for integer powers to prove the power rule for rational powers.
View solution Q. 1
Solving exponential and logarithmic equations: Use rules of exponents and logarithms to solve each of the following equations.a. 31.2x=500b. lnx+1lnx-
View solution