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A

`P'''(x) + P'(x)`

B

`P''(x)*P'''(x)`

C

`P (x) P'''(x)`

D

a constant

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The correct Answer is:
C

Since, `y^(2) = P(x) `
On differentiating both sides, we get
`2yy_(1) = P'(x) `,
Again, differentiating, we get
`2yy_(2)+2y_(1)^(2)=P''(x)`
` rArr" " 2y^(3) y_(2) + 2y^(2) y_(1)^(2) = y^(2) P''(x) `
` rArr" "2y^(3) y_(2)=y^(2)P''(x) - 2(yy_(1))^(2) `
` rArr" "2y^(3) y_(2) = P(x) * P''(x) -({P'(x)}^(2))/2 `
Again, differentiating, we get
`2d/(dx) (y^(3)y_(2))=P'(x)*P''(x) + P(x)*P'''(x) -(2P'(x)*P''(x))/2`
` rArr" "2d/(dx) (y^(3)y_(2))=P(x)*P'''(x) `
` rArr" "2d/(dx) (y^(3)*(d^(2)y)/(dx^(2)))=P(x)*P'''(x) `
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