Math, asked by manojbhimavaram, 1 year ago

derivative of cos inverse(sinx)

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Step-by-step explanation:

d/dₓ(cosx⁻¹)=

d/dₓ(1/cosx)

=d/dₓ(1) * cosx - d/dx cosx * 1

cos²x

= 0*cosx-(-sinx)

cos²x

=sinx/cos²x

=tanxsecx ans

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