differentiate with respect to x:
i. y=cos(2x+5)+2xsin3x
ii. y=3x^2-1/x^2+1
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OpenStudy (lalaly):
have you tried to do it?
OpenStudy (goldrush18):
yes but i'm not sure its correct
OpenStudy (lalaly):
ok can u post your answers coz if theyr wrong ill show you how to do it
OpenStudy (goldrush18):
i. y^1= -2 sin 2x+5+6x cos 3x
OpenStudy (anonymous):
ooh i see lalaly is already on it :P
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
she's pro
OpenStudy (lalaly):
well thats right but u forgot the product rule in the next part
y'= -2sin(2x+5)+6xcos(3x)+2sin(3x)
because 2xsin(3x) is two functions multiplied by eachother so when u want to differentiate that u use the product rule
OpenStudy (lalaly):
lol tai thanks xD
OpenStudy (goldrush18):
im working on the next one
OpenStudy (lalaly):
oki im waiting for ur answer:)
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