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Find the value of $left parenthesis 244 right parenthesis to the power of bevelled 2 over 5 end exponent$ approximately using differentials.

Asked by Topperlearning User | 05 Aug, 2014, 12:38: PM

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_{$Take space straight x space as space 243 space and space increment straight x equals 1 Let space straight y equals straight x to the power of bevelled 2 over 5 end exponent Then comma increment straight y equals left parenthesis straight x plus increment straight x right parenthesis to the power of bevelled 2 over 5 end exponent minus straight x to the power of bevelled 2 over 5 end exponent rightwards double arrow increment straight y equals left parenthesis 244 right parenthesis to the power of bevelled 2 over 5 end exponent minus 9 rightwards double arrow left parenthesis 244 right parenthesis to the power of bevelled 2 over 5 end exponent equals increment straight y plus 9 Now comma dy equals open parentheses dy over dx close parentheses increment straight x space space space space equals open parentheses 2 over 5 straight x to the power of minus bevelled 3 over 5 end exponent close parentheses dx space space space space equals 2 over 5 open parentheses 243 close parentheses to the power of minus bevelled 3 over 5 end exponent cross times 1 space space space space equals fraction numerator 2 over denominator 5 cross times 27 end fraction space space space space equals 0.014 Therefore comma open parentheses 244 close parentheses to the power of bevelled 2 over 5 end exponent equals 9 plus 0.014$}

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