Math, asked by sambaiah, 10 months ago

f(x)= cos(x°+30) then f'(x)=?

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Answered by Anonymous

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GOOD MORNING!

F(x) = Cos ( x° + 30 )

F'(x) = - Sin ( x° + 30 ) × 180° / π

sambaiah: bro tq ..but can u give detail explanation

sambaiah: plz

sambaiah: i think it us π/180

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