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Find the derivative of y=4sinx−2cosx
Find the derivative of y=4sinx−2cosx
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Find the derivative of
y=4sinx−2cosx
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Sarah
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Determine the concavity and find the points of inflection.
y=2cosx + sin2x 0≤x≤2pi y'=-2sinx + 2cos2x y"=-2cosx-4sinx How do
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sh
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If f(x)=4sinx/1+cosx
then f'(x)=_____? I think that the derivative of 4sinx would be 4cos and cosx would be sinx but I don't know
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gnozahs
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Find the derivative of 4sinx(6cosx+9sinx) at x=¦Ð/6.
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beth
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Find the derivative if y^3 + y = 2cosx
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Matt
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The equation of the tangent line to y=f(x) at a=2 can be written in the form y=mx+b where f(x) =4sinx/4sinx+6cosx
i already got
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sonia
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Use the 2nd derivative test to find the extremer of f on the interval [0,2PI]
f(x)=2cosx+sin 2x
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Anonymous
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Using the definition of the derivative evaluate the following limits
1) Lim h---> 0 [ ( 8 + h )^1/3 - 2 ] / h 2) Lim x ---> pi/3
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Yousef
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Find the limit of
(2cosx+3cosx-2)/(2cosx-1)as x tends to pi/3.
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Alex
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