The value of d/dt( sinx) ,where x and t are the variables
options
1.may be zero
2. may be non zero
3. must be negative
4. must be positive
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Answer:
As per the question says, we have
=> d(sinx)/dx
=> cosx
and we know cosx takes values between -1 to 1.
So it can take values that maybe be zero, non-zero, negative and non-negative.
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Answer:
the answer above is wrong because they asked differentiation of sinx with respect to dt which isn't possible so it can be zero or non zero
Explanation:
mentioned above
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