Find the equation of the tangent and normal of the following curves
(i) y = x2-4x-5, at x = -2
(ii) y = x-sin x cos x, at x = π/2
(iii) y = 2sin23x, at x = π/6
(iv) y = (1+sin x)/cos x, at x = π/4
Question 1 :
y = x2-4x-5, at x = -2
When x = -2, then
y = (-2)2-4(-2)-5 = 4+8-5 y = 7 |
dy/dx = 2x-4 dy/dx = 2(-2)-4 dy/dx = -8 |
So, the required point is (-2, 7)
Equation of tangent :
(y-y1) = m(x-x1)
(y-7) = -8(x+2)
y-7 = -8(x+2)
y-7 = -8x-16
8x+y-7+16 = 0
8x+y+9 = 0
Equation of normal :
(y-y1) = (-1/m) (x-x1)
(y-7) = (1/8) (x+2)
8(y-7) = 1(x+2)
8y-56 = x+2
x-8y+58 = 0
Question 2 :
y = x-sin x cos x, at x = π/2
Solution :
y = x-sin x cos x when x = π/2.
y = π/2-sin π/2cos π/2 = π/2 - (1)(0) = π/2 |
dy/dx = 1-[sin x (- sin x)+cos x (cos x)]
= 1-[- sin2x + cos2x]
= 1-[cos2x-sin2x]
= 1-cos 2x
Slope of the tangent at x = π/2
= 1-cos2(π/2)
= 1-cos π
= 2
So, the required point is (π/2, π/2)
Equation of tangent :
(y-y1) = m(x-x1)
[y-(π/2)] = 2 [x-(π/2)]
[y-(π/2)] = 2x- π
2x-y-π+(π/2) = 0
2x-y-(π/2) = 0
Equation of normal :
(y-y1) = (-1/m) (x-x1)
[y-(π/2)] = (-1/2) [x-(π/2)]
2[y-(π/2)] = -1[x-(π/2)]
2y-π = -x+(π/2)
x+2y-π-(π/2) = 0
x+2y-(3π/2) = 0
Question 3 :
y = 2sin23x, at x = π/6
Solution :
y = 2sin2 3x
dy/dx = 2(2sin3x) (cos3x) 3
= 6(2sin3x cos3x)
= 6sin 2(3x)
= 6sin6x
Slope at x = π/6 = 6 sin 6 (π/6) = 6sin π = 6(0) = 0 |
y = 2sin23x = 2sin23(π/6) = 2sin2(π/2) = 2 |
So, the required point is (π/6,2)
Equation of tangent :
(y-y1) = m(x-x1)
(y-2) = 0[x-(π/6)]
y-2 = 0
Equation of normal :
(y-y1) = (-1/m) (x-x1)
(y-y1) = (-1/0) (x-x1)
0(y-2) = -1[x-(π/6)]
0 = -1[x-(π/6)]
x - (π/6) = 0
Question 4 :
y = (1+sin x)/cos x, at x = π/4
Solution :
y = (1+sin x)/cos x
dy/dx = [cos x (cos x) - (1 + sin x) (-sin x)]/cos² x
= [cos2x+sinx+sin2x]/cos2x
= (1+sinx)/cos2x
Slope at x = π/4
y = (1+sinπ/4)/cos2π/4
= (1+(1/√2))/(1/√2)2
= [(√2+1)/√2]/(1/2)
= [(√2+1)/√2] ⋅ (2/1)
= (√2+1)√2
y = 2+2√2
y = (1+sin x)/cos x
= (1+sinπ/4)/cosπ/4
= [1+(1/√2)]/(1/√2)
= [(√2+1)/√2]/(√2/1)
= (√2+1)
So, the required point is (π/4, (√2+1))
Equation of tangent :
(y-y1) = m(x-x1)
[y-(√2+1)] = (2+2√2) [x-(π/4)]
Equation of normal :
(y-y1) = (-1/m) (x-x1)
[y-(√2+1)] = [-1/(2+2√2)] [x-(π/4)]
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