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derivative of
d²y/dx²=cos 2x-y​

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Answered by Anonymous
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\green\bigstar correct answer

what we have here is a function 2x inside another function cos .

This is known as a function of a function.

If we differentiate cosx we get - sinx

when we differentiate cos2x we get - sin2x but then have to differentiate 2x.

This can be written as y = cos2x

⇒dydx=−sin2x.ddx

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