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If y = cosθ, then dy/ dx at θ = π will be

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Answered by praveengeniuslol
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Step-by-step explanation:

y=cosθ;

dy/dx=d(cosθ)/dx ; (since differentiation of cosx= - sinx)

dy/dx= - sinθ;

dy/dx(at θ=π) = - sin(π)=0; (since sin(π)=0)

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