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Find derivatives of cos^2x and sin^3x without using chain or product rules
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Answered by oobleck
cos^2x = (1 + cos2x)/2
sin^3x = (3sinx - sin3x)/4
but doing cos2x and sin3x requires the chain rule. Good luck getting simpler than these formulas.
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