Differentiating sec(x), cosec(x) and cot(x) : ExamSolutions Maths Revision
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- Опубліковано 2 лис 2014
- Revising how to differentiate the trigonometric functions sec(x), cosec(x) and cot(x)
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When you have -(cosx)^-2, how did you get from that to 1/cosx? I see no way you could have gotten there.
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Hey sir,
I'm a bit lost at this part. 5:26. Basically on the first part you got 1/cos(x) correct since you split it from -(cosx)^-2
Then for the second part you get -1/sin(x) and its the same apart from -(sinx)^-2 so i'm not sure which one is right? i hope i'm making sense and you can help me out. Why does 1 have a negative sign and the other doesn't?
I have a feeling the second part is correct and it should be -1/cos(x)
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thanks for showing how to do it. i had no idea how to derive all these formulas because i was forced to memorise in school
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why dy/dx=-[cos x] ?
Sir is this c3?
C3 for most boards
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