Physics, asked by thexrossbot, 9 months ago

differentiate
d(1-cosx)/dx

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Answered by tanmay0321

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Answer:

sinx

Explanation:

d/dx (1-cosx) = d/dx(1) + d/dx(-cosx)

= 0 + sin x

= sinx.

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