Math Twelve

Application of Derivatives NCERT Solutions

NCERT Exercise: 6.4

Question: (1)Using differentials, find the approximate value of each of the following upto 3 places of decimal.

(i)`sqrt 25.3`

Solution:

(i)Let `y= sqrtx`

`(dy)/(dx)=1/2sqrtx`

Let `x=25` and `x+Delta x = 25.3`

`:. Delta x= (x+ Delta x) - x`

` = 25.3- 25 = 0.3`

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`Delta y= sqrt(x+Delta x)-sqrtx`

` =sqrt (253)-sqrt25`

`:. sqrt (253-5)`

` sqrt (253)`

`= 5+Delta y`

Since `dy` is approximately equal to `Delta y` and is given by

`dy = (dy)/(dx).Delta x `

` = 1/(2sqrt x) xx03`

`=(0.3)/(2sqrt (25))`

`=(0.3)/(2xx5) `

`=(0.3)/ (10) = 0.03`

`:. sqrt(253) = 5+0.03 =5.03`

Thus approximate value of ` sqrt (25.3)` is ` 55.03`

(ii) `sqrt (49.5)`

Solution:

Let `y=sqrt x`

`(dy)/(dx)= 1/(2sqrt x)`

Let `x= 49` and `x + Delta x = 49.5`

`:.Delta x =(x+Delta x) - x`

` = 49.5 -49 = 0.5`

`Delta y= sqrt(x+Delta x) - sqrt x`

`= sqrt(49.5)-sqrt (49) = sqrt (49.5-7)`

`:. sqrt (49.5)`

`=7+Delta y`

Since `dy` is approximately equal to `Delta y` and is given by

`dy= (dy)/(dx).Delta x`

`=1/(2sqrt x)xx 0.5`

`= (0.5)/2sqrt(49)`

`= (0.5)/(2xx7)`

`= 0.5/14 = 0.036`

` squrt(49.5)= 7+0.036`

` =7.036`

Thus approximate value of `sqrt(49.5)` is `7.036`

(iii)`sqrt (0.6)`

Solution:

Let `y=sqrt x`

`(dy)/(dx)= 1/(2sqrtx)`

Let `x= 0.64` and `x+ Delta x= 0.6`

` :. Delta x = (x+ Delta x)- x `

`=0.6-0.64=-0.04`

`Delta y = sqrt (x+Delta x)- sqrt x `

` sqrt (0.6) -sqrt(0.64)`

`= sqrt (0.6)- 0.8`

`:. sqrt (0.6)= 0.8 + Delta y`

Since `dy` is approximately equal to `Delta y` and is given by

`dy=(dy)/(dx).Delta x`

` 1/ (2sqrtx) xx (-0.04)`

`= (-0.04)/(2 sqrt(0.64))`

`(-0.04)/16 `

`-0.025`

`sqrt(0.6)= `

`:. 0.8 + 0.025 = 0.775`

Thus approximate value of `sqrt(0.6)` is ` 0.775`

(iv) `(0.009)^(1/3)`

Solution:

Let `y= x^(1/3)`

`(dy)/(dx) = 1/(3x^(2/3))`

Let `x=0.008` and `x + Delta x = 0.009`

`:. Delta x= (x+Delta x)-x`

` =0.009 - 0. 008 =0.001`

`Delta y= ( x+Delta x)^(1/3) -(x) ^(1/3)`

`=(0.009 )^(1/3) -(0.008)^(1/3)`

`= (0.009)^(1/3) -0.2`

`:. ( 0.009)^(1/3) = 0.2 + Delta y`

since `dy` is approximately equal to `Delta y` and is given by`

` dy = (dy)/(dx) Delta x`

`= 1/(3x)^(2/3) xx (0.001)`

` = (0.001)/(3(0.008)^(2/3)`

`= (0.001)/(0.12) =0.008`

` :. (0.009)^(1/3) `

`=0.2 + 0. 008 = 0.208`

`0.208`.

(V) `(0.999)^(1/10)`

Solution:

Let `y=x^(1/10)`

`(dy)/(dx)= 1/(10x)^(9/10)`

Let `x= 1` and `x+ Delta x - 0.999`

`Delta x =(x+Delta x) - x`

` = 0.999 -1 =-0.001`

`Delta y= (x+Delta x)^(1/10) - (x)^(1/10)`

` -(0.999)^(1/10) - (1)^(1/10)`

`=(0.999)^(1/10) -1`

` :. (0.999)^(1/10) =1+ Delta y`

Scince `dy` approximately equal to `Delta y` and is given by

`dy=(dy)/(dx). Delta x.`

`=1/(10x)^(9/10) xx (- 0.001)`

` = -(0.001)/(10 xx(1)^(9/10) `

`( 0.999)^(1/10)= 1-0.0001=0.9999`

`:. ( 0.999)^(1/10)= 1-0.0001=0.9999`

Thus approximate value of `(0.999)^(1/10)` is `0.9999`.

(vi)`(15)^(1/4)`

Solution:

Let `y= x^(1/4)`

`(dy)/(dx) =1/(4x)^(3/4)`

Let `x = 16` and `x+ Delta x = 15`

` :. Delta x = (x+Delta x)-x`

` =15 -16 =-1`

` Delta y = (x+ Delta x)^(1/4) -(x)^(1/4)`

`= (15)^(1/4)-(16)^1/4 `

` =(15)^(1/4)-2`

`:. (15)^(1/4) = 2+ Delta y`

Since `dy` is approximately equal to `Delta y` and is given by

`dy =(dy)/(dx)Delta x `

` =1/(4x)^(3/4) xx (-1)`

` (-1)/(4xx(16)^(3/4)`

` =(-1)/(4xx8)`

` =-0.031`

`:. (15)^(1/4)= 2-0.031=1.969`

Thus approximate value of `(15)^(1/4)` is ` 1.969.

(vii) `(26)^(1/3)`

Solution:

Let `y= x^(1/3)`

`(dy)/(dx) = 1/(3x)^(2/3)`

Let `x = 27` and ` x+ Delta x =26`

` Delta x=(x+Delta x) -x`

` =26 -27 =- 1`

` Delta y= (x+ Delta x)^(1/3) -(x)^(1/3)`

` =(26)^(1/3)-(27)^(1/3)`

`=(26)^(1/3)-3`

` :.(26)^(1/3)= 3+Delta y`

Since `dy` is approximately equal to `Delta y` and is given by

`dy = (dy)/(dx) .Delta x `

`= 1/(3x)^(2/3) xx(-1)`

` (-1)/(3xx(27)^(2/3) `

` (-1)/(3xx9)`

`= -0.037`

`:. (26)^(1/3) = 3-0.037 =2963`

Thus approximate value of `(26)^(1/3)` is `2.963`.

(Viii) `(255)^(1/4)`

Solution:

Let `y = x^(1/4)`

`(dy)/(dx)=1/(4x)^(3/4)`

Let `x=256 ` and `x+Delta x =255`

`:. Delta x= (x+Delta x)-x`

` =255-256=-1`

`Delta y= (x+Delta x)^(1/4)-(x)^(1/4)`

` = (255)^(1/4) -(256)^(1/4)`

`=(255)^(1/4)-4`

`:.(255)^(1/4)=4+Delta y`

Since `dy` is approximately equal to `Delta y` and is given by

`dy = (dy)/(dx) Deltax = 1/(4x)^(3/4) xx (-1)`

`(-1)/(4 xx (256)^(3/4))`

`= (-1)/(4xx64)`

`=-0.004`

`:. (255)^(1/4) = 4-0.004 = 3.996`.

Thus approximate value of `(255)^(1/4)` is ` 3.996`.

(ix) `(82)^(1/4)`

Solution:

Let `y=x^(1/4)`

`(dy)/(dx) = 1/4^(3/4)`

Let `x= 81` and `x+ Delta x = 82`

`:. Delta x = (x+Delta x)-x`

` = 82 -81=1`

`Delta y=( x+ Delta x)^(1/4) -(x)^(1/4)`

`= (81)^(1/4)- (82)^(1/4)=(82)^(1/4)-3`

`:. (82)^(1/4)=3+Delta y`

Sinnce `dy` is approximately equal to `Delta y` and is gven by

`dy = (dy)/(dx). Delta x`

` = 1/ (4x)^(3/4) xx1`

` 1/(4xx(81)^(3/4))`

`1/(4xx27)= 0.009`

`:. (82)^(1/4)= 3+0.009= 3.009`

Thus approximate value of `(82)^(1/4)` is `3.009`

(x) `(401)^(1/2)`

Solution:

Let `y= x^(1/2)`

`(dy)/(dx) = 1/(2sqrt x)`

Let `x= 400` and `x+Delta x =401`

`:. Delta x= (x+Delta x)-x`

` =401 -400=1`

`Delta y= (x+Delta x)^(1/2)-(x)^(1/2)`

` (401)^(1/2)- (400)^(1/2)`

` =(401)^(1/2) -20`

` :. (401)^(1/2) = 20 + Delta y`

Since `dy` is approximately equal to `Delta y` and is given by

`dy = (dy)/(dx).Delta x`

`1/(2sqrt x).1= `

`= 1/(2sqrt 400)`

`=1/(2xx20)`

` = 0.025`

`:. (401)^(1/2)`

` 20 + 0.025 =20.025`

Thus approximate value of `(401)^(1/2)` is `20.025`

(xi) `(0.003)^(1/2)`

Solution:

Let `y= x^(1/2)`

`(dy)/(dx) = 1/(2sqrt x)`

Let `x=0.0036` and `x+Delta x= 0.0037`

`Delta x= (x+Delta x)-x `

`=0.0037 - 0.0036 = 0.0001`

` Delta y= (x+Delta x)^(1/2)-(x)^(1/2)`

` (0.00 37) ^(1/2)- (0.0036)^(1/2)`

` (0.0037)^(1/2)-0.06`

` (0.0037)^(1/2)`

`= 0 .06 + Delta y`

Since `dy` Is approximately equal to `Delta y` and is given by

`dy =(dy)/(dx).Delta x`

` = 1/(2 sqrt x).(0.0001)`

` (0.0001)/(2sqrt(0.00036))`

`(0.0001)/(2xx0.06) = 0..0008`

` (0.0037)^(1/2)`

`= 0.06+0.0008=0.0608`

Thus approximate value of `(0.0037)^(1/2)` is `0.0608`

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