Math, asked by differential, 1 year ago

if x=a cos^4 theta and y=a sin^4 theta then find dy/dx

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Answered by geniusatharva01

4

dy/dx equals to minus sin^2theta by cos^2theta

Answered by AshutoshGaurav

6

The answer is -tan^2theta

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differential: thanks a lot!!

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