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- sinx
dy/dx = ?
cosx or -cosx?

2 Answers

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Answer:


y = - \sin(x) \\ (dy)/(dx) = - (d)/(dx) ( \sin(x) ) \\ \boxed{ (dy)/(dx) = - \cos(x) }

  • dy/dx = -cos(x) is the right answer.

User Orizon
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Explanation:

y=-sinx

dy/dx = d(-sinx)/dt= -cosx

hope it helps

User Hyperdrive
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