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how do i find the derivative of y= |cosx| ?
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It is piecewise differentiable. The derivative doesn't exist at x=pi/2 + kpi with k an integer. For\[x \in(-\pi/2,\pi/2)\]\[dy/dx=-sinx\]Further, the function is pi-periodic.
I'm not sure how to state the solution globally. It's probably possible, but will need to be described in positive and negative parts of the cos function. Maybe let \[w \in(-\pi/2,\pi/2)\]\[x=w+2kpi \rightarrow dy/dx=-sinx\]\[x=w+(2k+1)\pi \rightarrow dy/dx=sinx\]As I said before, the derivative is undefined at pi/2 +kpi for k integer.
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