INDEFINITE INTREGATION

DEFINITE INTREGATION
to apply differentiation, we have to get the integration only in terms of variable t and terms of
variable x is to be out of the integration
here equtions are compared at the last
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We have to assume value of X and Y like this in these situations.
the only wrong thing is 1st derivative cannot be 0 here thus at point P it will be 0 and 2nd derivative
will be negative. Thus, write diff eqn for P and we ill get P lie inside the given circle.
This is also simple
derivative of any degree must not be in function, not in any power other than positive integer, to
derivative of different order must not be multiplied together. If any of this is their degree will be
undefined.
when we open that bracket in Q7 derivative of two different orders will be multiplied together so
degree is undefined
AREA
the critical point is all those points where derivative becomes zero or not defined, all maxima and
minima is necessarily critical point but all critical points are not necessarily maxima or minima
If f(x) is even function then its derivative is odd function also if f(x) is odd function then its derivative
is even function.

For getting the derivative of f(x) at 1, differentiate the given relation of f(x) and bring 1 in the brackets

The fractional parts stays between 0 and 1 apply this inequality also at the other part of the eqution
and get the value of x.
When you compare the derivatives of both functions at the same point where those touches both of
the carves also go through the same point . So, also compare there co-ordinates and use it to get the
value of lamda.

Take a function h(x) as f(x) minus the other quadratic function it will be equal to 0 at 10 values so the
first derivative of h(x) will be 0 at 9 values thus 2nd will be at 8 values, 3rd will be at 7 values, 3rd
derivative of h(x) will be equal to 3rd derivetive of f(x) so the 3rd derivative of f(x) will have 7 roots.

Not every point where 2nd derivative is zero is a point of inflexion. A point where 2nd derivative is 0
and the sign of first derivative do not change across the point is point of inflexion.
this type of graph like x+sinx has inflexion points in them.