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find d/dx(sin^-1(3cosx+4sinx/5)

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Answered by wwwanjalisharma0608
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Answer:

dy/dx = (3sinx + 4cosx)/5 siny

y = cos⁻¹ (3cos x- 4sinx)/5

cos y = (3cos x- 4sinx)/5

5 cos y = 3cosx - 4sinx

now, apply differentiation

5(-sin y) (dy/dx) = 3(-sinx) - 4(cosx)

-5 sin y (dy/dx) = -3sinx -4cosx

now simplify equation, we get

dy/dx = (3sinx + 4cosx)/5 siny

Answered by FL0W
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( - 3 \sin(x)  +  \frac{4 \cos(x) }{5} ) \\  \frac{1}{ \sqrt{1 - (3 \cos(x) +  \frac{4 \sin(x) }{5}  } ) {}^{2} }

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