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What is the derivative of:v(x)=cos(-x^s+x+3)?
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is that \[-x^s\]?
2...im sorry x^2
chain rule for this one \[-\sin(x^2+x+3)(2x+1)\]
Is that the chain rule written out for this problem?
that is the answer. the derivative of cosine is minus sine, so the derivative of cosine of "stuff" is - sin( stuff) times the derivative of stuff
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the problem is not clearly written
Perfect....thanks.
=-sin(-sx+1)
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