MHT CET2009MathematicsDifferentiation
Find the derivative of e^ x +e^ y =e^ x+y
Options
- A-e^ x-y
- Be^ x-y
- C-e^ y-x
- De^ y-x
Correct answer
C. -e^ y-x
Step-by-step solution
e^ x +e^ y =e^ x+y =e^ x e^ y e^ -y +e^ -x =1 On differentiating, we get -e^ -y d y d x +e^ -x (-1)=0 d y d x = e^ -x -e^ -y d y d x =-e^ y-x