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find the derivative of the function: y=(x-1)*(squareroot of 2x-x^2)+arcsin(x-1)
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you can do product rule for the first two terms and the arc sine is easy
i dont know what to do nxt after that..
\[y=x-1\sqrt{2x-x^2}+\arcsin(x-1)\] is this the function?
yes
\[\left( x- 1\ \right)\left( 2-2x \right)\div2\sqrt{2x-x ^{2}}+\sqrt{2x-x ^{2}}+1\div \sqrt{2x-x ^{2}}\]
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