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d/dx ((sin √x) + (cos^2(√x)))

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Answered by Anonymous

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Answer:
cos√x*1/2√x-2cos√x*sin√x*1/2√x

differentiation1: its sin2√x

neiltyson: 1/√2x((sin√x) -(sin2√x))

jisusajanjohn: how it came neeraj

jisusajanjohn: please you can solve it

Answered by sushant2505

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hope this will help u

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