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sin(sin x) what is derivative

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Answered by preetkaur9066
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Explanation:

Proving that the derivative of sin(x) is cos(x) and that the derivative of cos(x) is -sin(x).

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Answered by jtg07
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\huge\boxed{\red{\rm question}}

\rm find \:derivative\:of \:sin(sinx)

\huge\boxed{\blue{\rm solution }}

\rm let \: the \: value \: of \: sinx \: be \: 'y'

\rm equation\: becomes:

\boxed{\tt sin(y) }

\rm let's \: differentiate \: this \: part

\tt \dfrac{d(siny)}{dy}×\dfrac{dsinx}{dx}

\rm derivative\: of \: sinx \: is \: cosx

\tt cos(y) × cosx

\rm replacing \: value \: of \: y

\boxed{\tt cos(sinx)(cosx) }

\rm thus\: the\: final\: answer\: is\:

\tt  cos(sinx)×cosx

additional info:

the derivative of sinx is defined as the cos function of x.

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