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cos^-1( √1+x/2) differentiate it​

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Answered by sneha12469
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let, y=cos^-1(√1+x/2)

y=1/cos(√1+x/2)

differentiate both side with respect to x

dy/dx =log(cos(√1+x/2))(-sin(√1+x/2

1+1/2

dy/dx=-3/2log(cos(√1+x/2)sin(√1+x/2)

Answered by Anonymous
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