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i) 2 - 5 =
ii) 3 - 2 =
iii) x^19211231204921038123908120512957124812039813102310238120830218301283012830281308123081203801280123 = 3
gurmies
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It's only the cosine that is inverse according to his/her question.
 \\ \frac{dy}{dx}=-\frac{1}{\sqrt{1-\sin^{2}x}}.\cos x \\ =-\frac{\cos x}{|\cos x|})
I suppose I would sub simple points, noting that the gradient fluctuates between 1 and -1...Also well worth noting is that the derivative is not existent for some values of x. Expect to see jagged points in your graph...
I suppose I would sub simple points, noting that the gradient fluctuates between 1 and -1...Also well worth noting is that the derivative is not existent for some values of x. Expect to see jagged points in your graph...
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GUSSSSSSSSSSSSS
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...........sounds like someone's done this question before xD......but yea he is right, its basically a crooked line between y=pi and y=0
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gurmies
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=D I'm glad it comes across like that, but this is my first time on a question like this. It's only logical to expect cusps where the derivative doesn't exist xD
......but yea he is right, its basically a crooked line between y=1 and y=-1
GUSSSSSSSSSSSSS
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ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh well fair enuf then xD
logical thinking ftw !!!!
btw i made a typo its y = pi and y = 0 not y = 1 and y = -1
logical thinking ftw !!!!
btw i made a typo its y = pi and y = 0 not y = 1 and y = -1