Question
Function
Evaluate the derivative
θ′(r)=−Rπ
Evaluate
θ(r)=π(1−Rr)
Simplify
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Evaluate
π(1−Rr)
Subtract the terms
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Simplify
1−Rr
Reduce fractions to a common denominator
RR−Rr
Write all numerators above the common denominator
RR−r
π×RR−r
Multiply the terms
Rπ(R−r)
θ(r)=Rπ(R−r)
Take the derivative of both sides
θ′(r)=drd(Rπ(R−r))
Calculate
θ′(r)=drd(RπR−πr)
Use differentiation rules
θ′(r)=R1×drd(πR−πr)
Calculate the derivative
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Evaluate
drd(πR−πr)
Use differentiation rule dxd(f(x)±g(x))=dxd(f(x))±dxd(g(x))
drd(πR)−drd(πr)
Use dxd(c)=0 to find derivative
0−drd(πr)
Calculate
0−π
Removing 0 doesn't change the value,so remove it from the expression
−π
θ′(r)=R1×(−π)
Solution
θ′(r)=−Rπ
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