Question

differentiate the sin (wt+tita)​

Answer 1

We have to differentiate it wrt 't'

r Omega and theta are thus constants

So, taking r as constant we first differentiate sin(ometa t - theta) which will be cos(Omega t - theta)

Now by chain rule, we differentiate omega t - theta wrt t which will be omega

Multiply the two results

dy/dt = rcos(omega t- theta) (omega

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