Math, asked by rajeshwari14052003, 8 months ago

differentiate sin^-1(cosx)

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False

Step-by-step explanation:

derivative of sin-1(cosx)=1/(1-cos^2x)^1/2*-sinx

-sinx/sin x

-1

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