Math, asked by vivekvardhan16, 8 months ago

derivative of ncosnx

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Answered by deepjyotisaikia2002

2

Answer:

d/dx ncos nx = dn /dx- n sinnx dn/dx

Step-by-step explanation:

here n is a constant so we differentiate with respect to x

Answered by azizalasha

1

Answer:

- n² sinx

Step-by-step explanation:

- n² sinx

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