Asked by Beth
                find value of (f•g)'(x) at x=1 for f(u)=cot(pi*u/4), u=g(x)=6(square root(x))
By the way, the little dot is supposed to be hollow above, as in f of g of x.
            
        By the way, the little dot is supposed to be hollow above, as in f of g of x.
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                    Answered by
            Steve
            
    If y = f(g(x))
dy/dx = dy/df * df/dg * dg/dx
= -csc^2(π/4 u)(π/4) * 6/2√x
= -3πcsc^2(u)/4√x
or, directly,
y=(f◦g)(x) = cot(π/4 * 6√x) = cot(3π√x/2)
y' =
-3πcsc^2(3π√x/2)
----------------------
4√x
    
dy/dx = dy/df * df/dg * dg/dx
= -csc^2(π/4 u)(π/4) * 6/2√x
= -3πcsc^2(u)/4√x
or, directly,
y=(f◦g)(x) = cot(π/4 * 6√x) = cot(3π√x/2)
y' =
-3πcsc^2(3π√x/2)
----------------------
4√x
                    Answered by
            Beth
            
    Was wondering  where the y and X came out of? I thought it was just f and u?
    
                    Answered by
            Beth
            
    Could you please explain how dg/dx is 6 over 2times square root of x?
    
                    Answered by
            Beth
            
    Wait sorry, scratch all of that. How did you get df/dg????
    
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