y = cos (x + y) find the dy/dx
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we know that,
cosx+y=cosxcosy-sinxsiny
Now dy/dx would be
first apply muplication theorem in cosxcosy and then in sinx siny
It would result in
(-sinxcosy-cosxsiny ) - (cosxsiny+sinxcosy)
Final answer would be
-2cosxsiny
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