this is the complete answer! enjoy your studies in math! :))
Guys I think when she said use the *definition of derivatives*, she meant
f'(x) = lim_{Îh -> 0 } { [f(x + Îh) - f(x)]/Îh }
Not directly use chain rule, etc. I am not going to do it, but it seems like people are interpreting this wrong?
this is a chain rule problem -2sin^5(x)
or -2 (sin x)^5
-2*cos*5 (sin x)^4
-10 cos x(sin x)^4
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this is the complete answer! enjoy your studies in math! :))
Guys I think when she said use the *definition of derivatives*, she meant
f'(x) = lim_{Îh -> 0 } { [f(x + Îh) - f(x)]/Îh }
Not directly use chain rule, etc. I am not going to do it, but it seems like people are interpreting this wrong?
this is a chain rule problem -2sin^5(x)
or -2 (sin x)^5
-2*cos*5 (sin x)^4
-10 cos x(sin x)^4