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find the derivative

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Answered by swayanprakashpanda28
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d/dxcos root 3
=-sin root 3×d/dx root 3
=-sinroot3/2root3

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Answered by BendingReality
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Step-by-step explanation:

Let say :

y = cos ( √ 3 )

We have find y' :

We know :

( cos x )' = - sin x

Derivative of constant is zero!

Apply chain rule :

Diff. w.r.t. x :

y = cos ( √ 3 )

y' = - sin y ( √ 3 ) . ( √ 3 )'

y' = - sin ( √ 3 ) . 0

= > y' = 0

The derivative is zero because the differentiation variable ' x ' is independent variable!

Hence we get required answer!

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