Math, asked by nafeeshaappas, 7 months ago

d/dx
 {x}^{2}  + 10x + cosx

Answers

Answered by sritarutvik
0

Step-by-step explanation:

d/dx(x^2+10x+cosx)

=2x+10-sinx

Answered by shreya2908
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Answer:

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Calculus Examples

Popular Problems Calculus Find the Derivative - d/dx -10x+3cos(x)

10

x

+

3

cos

(

x

)

By the Sum Rule, the derivative of

10

x

+

3

cos

(

x

)

with respect to

x

is

d

d

x

[

10

x

]

+

d

d

x

[

3

cos

(

x

)

]

.

d

d

x

[

10

x

]

+

d

d

x

[

3

cos

(

x

)

]

Evaluate

d

d

x

[

10

x

]

.

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Since

10

is constant with respect to

x

, the derivative of

10

x

with respect to

x

is

10

d

d

x

[

x

]

.

10

d

d

x

[

x

]

+

d

d

x

[

3

cos

(

x

)

]

Differentiate using the Power Rule which states that

d

d

x

[

x

n

]

is

n

x

n

1

where

n

=

1

.

10

1

+

d

d

x

[

3

cos

(

x

)

]

Multiply

10

by

1

.

10

+

d

d

x

[

3

cos

(

x

)

]

Evaluate

d

d

x

[

3

cos

(

x

)

]

.

Tap for fewer steps...

Since

3

is constant with respect to

x

, the derivative of

3

cos

(

x

)

with respect to

x

is

3

d

d

x

[

cos

(

x

)

]

.

10

+

3

d

d

x

[

cos

(

x

)

]

The derivative of

cos

(

x

)

with respect to

x

is

sin

(

x

)

.

10

+

3

(

sin

(

x

)

)

Multiply

1

by

3

.

10

3

sin

(

x

)

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