If y = 2xcos2x - sin2x, find \(\frac{dy}{dx}\) when x = \(\frac{π}{4}\)

a

π

b

c

\(\frac{π}{2}\)

d

-\(\frac{π}{2}\)

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Lotaboy
12 years ago

Wah append 2 cos2X

albasheeroyekan
1 year ago

umo

Shushino
1 year ago

According to the solutions you gave, it's 2xcos2x. But in the question, it's 2x. Please fix it.
Thank you.

munazy56
7 months ago

guy maths na
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djspiffmanmoney
1 year ago

hi

djspiffmanmoney
1 year ago

how are you feeling

djspiffmanmoney
1 year ago

2x*1+2

williams08
1 year ago

th steps in the explanation should be written in a vertical manner not horizontal for better understanding.

chimjie
1 year ago

But the question given is
if y=2x-sin2x, find dy/dx when x=π/4

Gabzone
3 months ago

?????

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