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Question
If x = p sin θ, y = q cos θ, then `dy/dx` = ______
Options
`(-q/p)tan theta`
`(-p/q)tan theta`
tan θ
`(q/p)tan theta`
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Solution
If x = p sin θ, y = q cos θ, then `dy/dx` = `underline((-q/p)tan theta)`
Explanation:
x = p sin θ, y = q cos θ
∴ `dx/(d theta) = p costheta` and `dy/(d theta) = -q sin theta`
∴ `dy/dx = (dy/(d theta))/(dx/(d theta)) = (-q sintheta)/(p costheta) = (-q/p)tan theta`
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