if sqrt(1-x2)+ sqrt(1-y2) = a (x-y) prove dy/dx=sqrt((1-y2)/(1-x2)) Share with your friends Share 34 Manmeet Singh answered this Here is the link for answer to your query.https://www.meritnation.com/ask-answer/question/1-x2-1-2-1-y2-1-2-a-x-y-find-dy-dx-1-y2-1-x/math/3749475 12 View Full Answer Ranjeeta Yadav answered this Let x=sinA , y=sinB Put it in given expression , cosA +cosB=a(sinA-sinB) 2cos(A+B)/2 *cos(A-B)/2 =a*2Cos(A+B)/2 * Sin(A-B)/2 Cot(A-B)/2 =a A-B=2cot-1a Sin-1x-sin-1y =2cot-1a Now differentiate… 1/root 1-x2 - 1/root 1-y2 *dy/dx=0 dy/dx=root 1-y2/root 1-x2Hope this will be clear...!!! 93