Science, asked by sanya55, 1 year ago

find differentiation of y=sinx\1+cosx pls pls solve it


sanya55: pls answer it

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Answered by sulabhmishra20p7zvo2
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Use the division's derivative formula:

For a given function g: g=uv for u and v≠0 other functions, the derivative of g is found as;

g'=u'v−uv'v2

If we apply it to our case:

f'(x)=(sinx)'(1+cosx)sinx(1+cosx)'(1+cosx)2=cosx(1+cosx)+sinxsinx(1+cosx)2=cosx+cos2x+sin2x(1+cosx)2

Using now the trigonometric rule: cos2x+sin2x=1 we finally get:

f'(x)=1+cosx(1+cosx)2=11+cosx


sanya55: is this the final answer??sure?
sulabhmishra20p7zvo2: yeah i am sure
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