Posted by Zukii on Tuesday, March 8, 2011 at 9:20pm.
Use the chain rule:
d(ln(√sin(x)))/dx
=[1/(√sin(x))]*d√(sin(x))/dx
=[1/(√sin(x))]*[1/(2√(sin(x)))]*d(sin(x))/dx
=[1/(√sin(x))]*[1/(2√(sin(x)))]*cos(x)
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