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derivative of these: F(x)=-1/4 cos2x G(x)=-1/2 cos^2 x
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actually, the chain rule will works
for F(x)=-1/4 cos2x the derivative oc 2x = 2 the derivative of cos(...) = -sin(...) so, f ' (x) = -1/4 (2-sin(2x)) = - 1/2 + (1/4) sin(2x)
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right ............... im trying it now
the chain rule made me see the idea clearly ... thanks
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