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For any differentiable function y of x, (d²x)/(dy²)((dy)/(dx))³+(d²y)/(dx²)=

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Remember the relation between second derivatives of inverse functions.
Updated On: Mar 19, 2026
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Solution and Explanation

We know the identity: (d²x)/(dy²) = -(d²y/dx²)/((dy/dx)³) Substituting: (d²x)/(dy²)((dy)/(dx))³ = -(d²y)/(dx²) Hence, the given expression becomes: -(d²y)/(dx²) + (d²y)/(dx²) = 0
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