find the deriviative of (4/3pi)(sin3t)

find the deriviative of(4/3pi)(sin3t) + (4/5pi)(cos5t)
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2. asked by sammi
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can someone actually show me all the steps to finding this deriviative. I keep doing the problem out and getting the wrong
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2. asked by carolina
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use the definition of the deriviative to find the deriviative when:a) f(x)= the square root of x b) y=mx + b c) y= x^2 + x
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2. asked by Anonymous
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find the dy/dx of s(t)= (4/3pi)sin3t+(4/5pi)cos5t
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2. asked by Millie
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How would I find the deriviative of:(x^3/3) + (x^2/2) +x
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find deriviative using definition lim x heads toward a of f(x)-f(a)/ (x-a) of x^5
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2. asked by Anonymous
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how would i find the deriviative of y= x^ (- square root of 2)
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2. asked by alison
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from the first principles,find the deriviative of 3/x with espect to x
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2. asked by Tomi
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let x= t^2 + t and let y=sinta) find the deriviative as a funciton of t b) find d/dt(dy/dx) What does part b even mean and can
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2. asked by sammi
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how do i solve this?do i have to use both chain and product rule- how do i do that? find the deriviative of y= sin^2(3x-2)
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2. asked by eleanor
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