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Find the derivative of y=sin^(-5)x - cos^(3)x
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First derive the sin/cos, then multiply it with the derivative of what they contain. (Not sure how to explain it)
it's not divided though, it's subtracted?
Huh? No see let's use an example. The derivative of cos 8x will be the derivative of cos*derivative of 8x=-sin (8x)(8)=-8sin(8x)
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