Differentiation of Trig functions Part II
Differentiation of trig functions using Chain rule, Product rule and Quotient rule
Example 1
Find 
Technique: Use of Chain rule
Example 2
Given that
, show that 
Technique: use Quotient Rule
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Revise the basics of the differentiation of trig functions
Example 1
Find Technique: Use of Chain rule
Example 2
Given that
, show that Technique: use Quotient Rule
What's next ?
Check out other topics in Contents Page
Revise the basics of the differentiation of trig functions
Jess, I think I can answer your question. If you want to take 3/5 (mod 6), you just need to rephrase the question a bit. What do we want 3/5 to do? Basically, the answer to “3 divided by 5,” which we often call “three fifths,” has the defining property that if you multiply it by 5 you get 3. So instead of finding 3/5 (mod 6), I’ll find the number that has the property that when I multiply it by 5 (mod 6) I get 3. help me with math
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