1. Square the given equation and differentiate implicitly with respect to $x$.
y=1+tan−12x
y2=1+tan−12x
Differentiating both sides with respect to x:
2ydxdy=1+(2x)21⋅2
2ydxdy=1+4x22
ydxdy=(1+4x2)−1
2. Differentiate a second time using the product and chain rules to establish the given equation.
Differentiating with respect to x again:
ydx2d2y+dxdy(dxdy)=−1(1+4x2)−2(8x)
ydx2d2y+(dxdy)2=−(1+4x2)28x
ydx2d2y+(dxdy)2+(1+4x2)28x=0(shown)
3. Evaluate $y$, $\frac{\mathrm{d}y}{\mathrm{d}x}$, and $\frac{\mathrm{d}^2y}{\mathrm{d}x^2}$ at $x = 0$.
When x=0:
y2=1+tan−1(0)=1⟹y=1(since y>0)
1⋅dxdy=(1+0)−1⟹dxdy=1
1⋅dx2d2y+(1)2+0=0⟹dx2d2y=−1
4. Differentiate the second derivative equation implicitly to find an expression for the third derivative.
dxd(ydx2d2y+(dxdy)2+8x(1+4x2)−2)=0
ydx3d3y+dxdydx2d2y+2dxdydx2d2y+8(1+4x2)−2+8x(−2)(1+4x2)−3(8x)=0
ydx3d3y+3dxdydx2d2y+8(1+4x2)−2−128x2(1+4x2)−3=0
5. Evaluate $\frac{\mathrm{d}^3y}{\mathrm{d}x^3}$ at $x = 0$.
Substituting x=0, y=1, dxdy=1, dx2d2y=−1:
1⋅dx3d3y+3(1)(−1)+8(1)−2−0=0
dx3d3y−3+8=0⟹dx3d3y=−5
6. Construct the Maclaurin series up to the term in $x^3$.
y=y(0)+y′(0)x+2!y′′(0)x2+3!y′′′(0)x3+…
y=1+(1)x+2!−1x2+3!−5x3
y=1+x−21x2−65x3
答案y=1+x−21x2−65x3