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derive \: (sin(cos ^(2) x)) \:


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Answer:

the derivative of given function is


cos(cos^2 x )(-sin 2 x)

Explanation:

Step :-

using chain rule formula
(d y)/(d x) = (d y)/(d u) X(d u)/(d x)

let
Y = sin(cos^2 x) ...........(1)


(d(sin x))/(d x) = cos x

Differentiating equation (1) with respective to x,we get


(d y)/(d x) = cos(cos^2 x) (d)/(d x) (cos^2 x)........(2)

we will use again formula


(d(cos x))/(d x) = -sin x


(d (x^(2) ))/(d x) =2 x

From (2) equation we will get solution is


(d y)/(d x) = cos (cos^2 x) (2 cos x ((d(cos x))/(dx) ) ........(3)

again simplification the equation (3) we will get


(d y)/(d x) = cos(cos^2 x)(2 cos x(-sin x)) ........(4)

by using trigonometry formula


2 sin x cos x = sin2x

now the equation (4) we get final solution is


(d y)/(d x) = cos(cos^2 x)(- sin2x)

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