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Find the value of the derivative of y=sin^2(0.25x^4) at the point (ð,0.17)
13 years ago

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Steve
y' = 2sin(.25x^4)*cos(.25x^4)*(x^3)
= x^3 sin(.5x^4)

not sure what your angle is. Solving for x when y=0.17 didn't give me a useful value.
13 years ago

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