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Using the fact that sin (A+ B) = sinAcos B + cosAsin B and the differentiation, obtain the sum formula for cosines.
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derivate it wrt to A and u will get the answer
How ?
differentiating the above equation partially wrt to A, cos(A+B)=(cos B)(cos A)-(sinA)(sin B)
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DURING PARTIAL derivative of sin A cos(B) wrt to A ,cos(B) remains constant and derivative of sin(A) is cos(A)
ANYTHING WRONG?
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