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Derivative of 2x + 3y = sinx

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Answered by BrainlyWarrior
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Solution:


2x + 3y = sinx


Now, Differentiate Both Sides wrt x.


We get:


Derivative of sinx = cosx


2 + 3 (dy/dx) = cosx


3 (dy/dx) = cosx - 2


dy/dx = (cosx - 2/3)




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Answered by angelgirl25
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given
2x+3y=sinx
d(2x+3y)/dx=d(sin x)/dx
d(2x)/dx+d(3y)/dx=d(,sin x)/dx
2(dx)/dx+3(dx)/dx=d(sin x)/dx
2+3d(y)/dx= cos x
3d(y)/dx=cos x-2
d(y)/dx= 1/3(cos-2)
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