Please give a proper solution.
y=cos(sin√ax+b)
let
√ax+b = u
du/dx = a/2(√ax+b)...............(1)
du= a/2(√ax+b)dx
now function becomes cos(sin u)
now
let sin u = p
dp/du = cos u..........(2)
dp= cos u du
dp= cos u(a/2(√ax+b))dx
now function becomes cos p
dy/dp = -sin p...............(3)
dy= -sin p dp
dy = -sin p (cos u(a/2(√ax+b)))dx
dy/dx = -sin p (cos u(a/2(√ax+b)))
= -sin (sin (√ax+b)cos (√ax+b)(a/2(√ax+b)...................by putting the value of p and u
i hope u understand
cheers!!
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y=cos(sin√ax+b)
let
√ax+b = u
du/dx = a/2(√ax+b)...............(1)
du= a/2(√ax+b)dx
now function becomes cos(sin u)
now
let sin u = p
dp/du = cos u..........(2)
dp= cos u du
dp= cos u(a/2(√ax+b))dx
now function becomes cos p
dy/dp = -sin p...............(3)
dy= -sin p dp
dy = -sin p (cos u(a/2(√ax+b)))dx
dy/dx = -sin p (cos u(a/2(√ax+b)))
= -sin (sin (√ax+b)cos (√ax+b)(a/2(√ax+b)...................by putting the value of p and u
i hope u understand
cheers!!