Math, asked by gayatrikhanzode11, 8 months ago

dervitieve of sin^-1(√1+x^2/2) please explain also​

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Answered by kulwinderkaurpabla56
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Answered by vanshagarwal12qwer
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Answer:

X=0.

Step-by-step explanation:

sin^-1 is also 1/ sin .

as according to the question :-->.

1/ sin [1+ x square /2].

1/sin [(2+ x square) /2].

2+x square / 2sin .

2+x square=0.

x square= -2

x = root -2 .

but this contrast that in the inner side of root don't have minus sign.

so, the value of x is 0 .

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