Asked by sh
Find the derivative of y with the respect to x:
y=sin‾²(x³)
y'=cos‾²(x³)(3x²)
y'=3x²cos‾²(x³)
How come my answer is incorrect? Thanks in advance.
y=sin‾²(x³)
y'=cos‾²(x³)(3x²)
y'=3x²cos‾²(x³)
How come my answer is incorrect? Thanks in advance.
Answers
Answered by
Damon
let z = x^3 then dz/dx = 3 x^2
y = sin^-2 z
dy/dz = (-2 )(sin^-3 z)(cos z)
chain dy/dx = (dy/dz)(dz/dx)
so
dy/dx = (-2 )(sin^-3 z)(cos z)(3x^2)
= -6 x^2 (sin^-3 z)(cos z)
y = sin^-2 z
dy/dz = (-2 )(sin^-3 z)(cos z)
chain dy/dx = (dy/dz)(dz/dx)
so
dy/dx = (-2 )(sin^-3 z)(cos z)(3x^2)
= -6 x^2 (sin^-3 z)(cos z)
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