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Section6.3: Implicit Differentiation
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Deduce that there is only one stationary path.

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S[y] = [”" dx (y¹² + y²),_y(0) = 1, y(v) = v, v > 0,
is given by
y = cosh æ + B sinh æ, 0 ≤ x ≤v,
where B and v are given by the solutions of the equations
v = cosh v + B sinh v and B² 1- 2 sinh v + 2B cosh v.
ƒ(v) = v² − 2v(1 + sinh v) cosh v + 1 + 2 sinh v.
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Transcribed Image Text:S[y] = [”" dx (y¹² + y²),_y(0) = 1, y(v) = v, v > 0, is given by y = cosh æ + B sinh æ, 0 ≤ x ≤v, where B and v are given by the solutions of the equations v = cosh v + B sinh v and B² 1- 2 sinh v + 2B cosh v. ƒ(v) = v² − 2v(1 + sinh v) cosh v + 1 + 2 sinh v. -
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