what is the derivative given y=sin^3(3x)+(cos^2)2x

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anonymous · Answer

Well,
I'll write all the basic formulas you need to do this...

Derivatives of the following are:
x^n=n*x^(n-1)
sinx=cosx
cosx=-sinx
Use the chain rule..

anonymous · Answer

First, assign sinx as p,q or any variable you want..

anonymous · Answer

And cosx as some particular variable..

anonymous · Answer

Then, use the first formula..i.e, x^n=n*x^(n-1)..

anonymous · Answer

Are you there??

anonymous · Answer

Well, anyway..multiply whatever you get with the derivative of sinx and cosx..
In this case...there's another number multiplied to the x...
Suppose it's sin5x..then the derivative would be...
cos5x*5 or 5cos5x...
I hope you understand...

anonymous · Answer

I think you can work it out on your own now..