Answer:
1. y' = 3x² / 4y²
2. y'' = 3x/8y⁵[(4y³ – 3x³)]
Step-by-step explanation:
From the question given above, the following data were obtained:
3x³ – 4y³ = 4
y' =?
y'' =?
1. Determination of y'
To obtain y', we simply defferentiate the expression ones. This can be obtained as follow:
3x³ – 4y³ = 4
Differentiate
9x² – 12y²dy/dx = 0
Rearrange
12y²dy/dx = 9x²
Divide both side by 12y²
dy/dx = 9x² / 12y²
dy/dx = 3x² / 4y²
y' = 3x² / 4y²
2. Determination of y''
To obtain y'', we simply defferentiate above expression i.e y' = 3x² / 4y². This can be obtained as follow:
3x² / 4y²
Let:
u = 3x²
v = 4y²
Find u' and v'
u' = 6x
v' = 8ydy/dx
Applying quotient rule
y'' = [vu' – uv'] / v²
y'' = [4y²(6x) – 3x²(8ydy/dx)] / (4y²)²
y'' = [24xy² – 24x²ydy/dx] / 16y⁴
Recall:
dy/dx = 3x² / 4y²
y'' = [24xy² – 24x²y (3x² / 4y² )] / 16y⁴
y'' = [24xy² – 18x⁴/y] / 16y⁴
y'' = 1/16y⁴[24xy² – 18x⁴/y]
y'' = 1/16y⁴[(24xy³ – 18x⁴)/y]
y'' = 1/16y⁵[(24xy³ – 18x⁴)]
y'' = 6x/16y⁵[(4y³ – 3x³)]
y'' = 3x/8y⁵[(4y³ – 3x³)]
It is given that 
.
Now, know that in 180 degrees there are 
radians. This can be written as:
radians
radians (dividing both sides by 180)
Thus, to find the measure of the given angle of 
in radians, we will have to multiply the above equation by 135. Thus, we get:
radians
radians
Thus, equivalent to the radian measure of angle a is 2.356
Answer:g(X)=2x^2-10
Step-by-step explanation:
If a function f(x) is translated 'c' units down then the equation of the translated function be f(x)-c
Here, f(x) is translated 2 units down to obtain g(x).
Hence, we have
g(x)=f(x)-2
=2x^2-8-2
=2x^2-10
