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    1. The document contains solutions to two problems involving trigonometric functions and derivatives. 2. For problem 1, the solution uses trigonometric identities like the double angle formula to simplify expressions involving sin and cos terms. 3. For problem 2, the solution uses the chain rule to take the derivative of sin(x) and arrives at the expression cos(x) for the derivative.

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    1. The document contains solutions to two problems involving trigonometric functions and derivatives. 2. For problem 1, the solution uses trigonometric identities like the double angle formula to simplify expressions involving sin and cos terms. 3. For problem 2, the solution uses the chain rule to take the derivative of sin(x) and arrives at the expression cos(x) for the derivative.

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    of 6

    Problem

    1 blem3
    &

    (since
    zothoth -c
    1 (2x+h)-w & n
    -

    => Sin() sin(x)


    h
    u = Sin(x) =>
    u() +
    v()
    can
    mo
    a

    => Sin(x)cos() + Sin(c)(os()

    x
    h
    S => 2 Sun()cos()
    n

    => 4x Co = Cosk) ·
    Cos(c) · Cos(x)

    4x :
    (Cost()(k) x

    ) ] = - cos since

    inolin] -
    Problem
    +

    im (a) =

    a x = (x -
    1) a 3 + 23
    )
    I (x2 S
    +
    1)(2x S)
    -

    => +x -
    3 =
    = (x
    -
    Sx - 7) + (x -
    +

    x = 0 = o + Sx -
    7 + 2x + Sx -
    2x -
    3

    => x
    Using power rules : 2x" + +c
    "
    -
    9 3 = 2x + S + 8x - 12

    2
    => +x -
    4x

    = +x -

    t 6)(x - 5)(x + Sx - 7) The same results

    => x + Sx" -
    7x

    -
    (x2 -
    Sx + 7
    -
    results are the same

    => x + +x - 12x + 7

    Sinz(x) ]( (S2x)
    =3
    =
    -

    Problem 2

    chain rule :

    a)

    ↓sin](x)
    Go
    =
    Osin(s)cos() = Sin(s)
    =Humana
    cosc
    =- bsin()
    6)

    S
    Problem

    Sinrc) (Sunco
    ↑

    Isincc) xcosk)

    2 sin(a) x cos(x)
    =>

    => Isinkicoslad =S Sin (2x)

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