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d/dx((2^xcotx)/sqrt2) = (2^x (cotx(ln2)-csc^2x))/sqrt2 Let's use the product rule: d/dx(ab) = b(da)/dx + a(db)/dx ...
Is f (x) =cscx-sinx concave or convex at x=pi/3? | Socratic
Explanation: From the given equation #f (x)=csc x- sin x# We determine #f'' (x)#, the second derivative of #f (x)#
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The first half is quite easy, just bring the 4 to the front and change the power to 3. # (dy)/ (dx)=4 (csc (6sqrt (x)))^3*f' (x)# The derivative of #csc (g (x))=-g' (x)csc (g (x))cot (g (x))# Here, #g (x)=6sqrt (x) …
How do you implicitly differentiate #-1=xycot^2 (x-y) - Socratic
However, we cannot differentiate a non implicit function of #y# wrt #x#. But if we apply the chain rule we can differentiate a function of #y# wrt #y# but we must also multiply the result by #dy/dx#.
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