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Differentiate y=sin(x^3+2x)

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Answered by ajeshrai
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Answered by Anonymous
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Use Product rule for this...


So dy/dx = sinx .  \frac{d(x^3+2x)}{dx}  + (x³+2x) .  \frac{d(sinx)}{dx}


So sinx . (3x²+2) + (x³+2x) . cosx


After Multiplying


3sinx³ + 2sinx + Cos x^{4}  + 2cos²




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