Find dy/dx if y=sin-1 (3sinx+4cosx/5).
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Explanation:
y=sin^-1(3/5.sinx+4/5.cosx)
put 3/5=cosA &4/5=sinA
tanA=4/3
hence A =tan^-1(4/3)
now,
y=sin^-1(cosA.sinx+sinA.cosx)
y=sin^-1[sin(A+x)]
means y=A+x
but A=tan^-1(4/3)
y=tan^-1(4/3)+x
now,
diff.w.r.t.x
dy/dx= 0+1
dy/dx=1
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