pls nairalander.

am starting exam on Monday,and am finding it very difficult to understand mth 123 (calculus) and thermodynamics. can someone here solve this calculus question for me using the first principle


if y= 1/√×, find dy/dx using the first principal only

pls where r the slayer of calculus I need thy help

Do you mean First Principle method?
If yes, that means it would be solved, snapped then posted to you. Or how do you want it?

ScofieldBello:
Do you mean First Principle method?
If yes, that means it would be solved, snapped then posted to you. Or how do you want it?

yes thanks,first principal

ScofieldBello:
Do you mean First Principle method?
If yes, that means it would be solved, snapped then posted to you. Or how do you want it?

yes thanks,first principle

Your answer is
-1X^-3/2 divided by 2

Your answer is
-1X^-3/2 divided by 2

thermodynamics is actually very cheat...you just need to understand the relationship between PVT I.e pressure, volume and Temperature....know the first and second law of thermodynamics by heart and be know your partial differentiation.

Pls never forget to ask God to assist you
#goodluck#

Walesadeyemi:
Your answer is
-1X^-3/2 divided by 2

yes you got the ans.but I need the workings

Walesadeyemi:
thermodynamics is actually very cheat...you just need to understand the relationship between PVT I.e pressure, volume and Temperature....know the first and second law of thermodynamics by heart and be know your partial differentiation.

Pls never forget to ask God to assist you
#goodluck#

pls explain more about the relationship between PVT....steady flow energy equation and non flow energy equation

attached is the detail answer to your question. Working is based on first principle pls give me feed back on 08125764523

eduresearch:
attached is the detail answer to your question. Working is based on first principle pls give me feed back on 08125764523

thanks,eduresearch........if you don't mind can you help me solve if Y= sin2x. using the same principle

attached is the solution to the second problem. Thanks

Hope the attached is clear enough?
Thank me later.

olassy239:
yes thanks,first principle

olassy239:
pls explain more about the relationship between PVT....steady flow energy equation and non flow energy equation

You obviously know everything. I graduated 3yrs ago and I can't recall everything.


Stop revising online, meet your serious friends and revise with them.

Walesadeyemi:

You obviously know everything. I graduated 3yrs ago and I can't recall everything.


Stop revising online, meet your serious friends and revise with them.

thanks

ScofieldBello:
Hope the attached is clear enough? Thank me later.

thanks, yes its clear