1. Express the equation in implicit form to avoid differentiating a natural logarithm.
Given y=ln(2−e2x)
ey=2−e2x
2. Differentiate implicitly with respect to $x$ once.
eydxdy=−2e2x
3. Differentiate implicitly a second time to show the required result.
Using the product rule on the left hand side:
eydx2d2y+(eydxdy)dxdy=−4e2x
eydx2d2y+ey(dxdy)2=−4e2x
ey[dx2d2y+(dxdy)2]=−4e2x (Shown)
4. Evaluate $y$, $\frac{\mathrm{d}y}{\mathrm{d}x}$, and $\frac{\mathrm{d}^2 y}{\mathrm{d}x^2}$ at $x=0$.
When x=0:
y=ln(2−e0)=ln(1)=0
Substitute into the first derivative equation:
e0dxdy=−2e0⟹dxdy=−2
Substitute into the second derivative equation:
e0[dx2d2y+(−2)2]=−4e0
1⋅[dx2d2y+4]=−4⟹dx2d2y=−8
5. Differentiate the second derivative equation to find the third derivative at $x=0$.
Differentiate ey[dx2d2y+(dxdy)2]=−4e2x with respect to x:
ey[dx3d3y+2dxdydx2d2y]+eydxdy[dx2d2y+(dxdy)2]=−8e2x
Substitute x=0,y=0,dxdy=−2,dx2d2y=−8:
1⋅[dx3d3y+2(−2)(−8)]+1⋅(−2)[−8+(−2)2]=−8
dx3d3y+32−2(−4)=−8
dx3d3y+40=−8⟹dx3d3y=−48
6. Construct the Maclaurin series using the evaluated values.
y=y(0)+y′(0)x+2!y′′(0)x2+3!y′′′(0)x3+…
y=0+(−2)x+2−8x2+6−48x3+…
y=−2x−4x2−8x3+…
答案y=−2x−4x2−8x3+…