Math, asked by navu31, 11 months ago

find derivate of : cos^-1(2x(√1-x^2))​

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Answered by primishra
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Answered by pal69
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y=cos^-1(2x√(1-x²))

let x=cosa

y=cos^-1(2cosa.√(1-cos²a))

y=cos^–1(2cosa.sin2a)

y=cos^–¹(sin2a)

y=cos^–¹(cos(π/2+2a))

y=π/2 +2a

y=π/2+2cos^-1(x)

dy/dx=0+2d/dx(cos^-1(x))

= 2(-1/√1-x²)

=-2/√(1-x²)


navu31: sorry..its wrong..right ans. is -2/√1-x^2
pal69: sorry mistake , i changed answerd
navu31: thnk u
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