Posted by Belle on Thursday, April 29, 2010 at 11:37pm.
let u= 8(x+PI/4)
then u'= 8
y'=-2cos u * u'
y'=-16cos(8(x+PI/4))
thank you so much I can see where I went wrong now.=D
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