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d/dx
(Sin ²(3x²+6) ​

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Answered by chandan454380
1

Answer:

The answer is 6\sin(6x^2+12)

Step-by-step explanation:

Let y=\sin^2(3x^2+6)

So using chain rule of differentiation,

\frac{dy}{dx}=\frac{d}{dx}[\sin(3x^2+6)]^2=2\sin(3x^2+6)\times \cos(3x^2+6)\times (6x+0)

     =12x\sin(3x^2+6)\cos(3x^2+6)\\=6(2\sin(3x^2+6)\cos(3x^2+6))\\=6\sin(2(3x^2+6))\\=6\sin(6x^2+12), since 2\sin\theta\cos\theta=\sin2\theta

Answered by rawat999
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It will be 2sin(3x^2+6)cos(3x^2+6)6x
= 6xsin(6x^2+12)
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