Find the derivative of y = sin(2x\(^3\) + 3x - 4)
y = sin (2x\(^3\) + 3x - 4) let u = 2x\(^3\) + 3x - 4 ∴du/dx = 6x\(^2\) y = sin u dy/du = cos u dy/dx = du/dx * dy/du ∴dy/dx = (6x\(^2\) + 3) cos u = (6x\(^2\) + 3)cos(2x\(^3\) + 3x - 4)
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