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Is f(x) =√1+cos² (x²).then f'(√π\2

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Answered by ssushantkumar63

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If f(x) = √(1 + cos2(x2)), then f'(√π/2) is (A) √π/6 (B) - √(π/6) (C) 1/√6 (D) π/√6.

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