Posted by Alexis on Tuesday, November 13, 2012 at 11:22pm.
f'(x)=(√(x))'*(sin(pix))+(sin(pix))'*(√(x))=1/2*(x)^(-1/2)*(sin(pix))+cos(pix)*(pi)*(√(x))
2)
f'(x)=(1/2(cosx+sinx)^(-1/2))(cos(x)+sin(x))'=(1/2(cosx+sinx)^(-1/2)*(-sin(x)+cos(x))
correct answers, but they're sort of like leaving an answer as 4x^2y/3xy instead of simplifying to 4x/3
1)1/2√x sinπx + π/√x cosπx
= 1/2√x (sinπx + 2πcosπx)
2)
(cosx-sinx) / 2√(cosx+sinx)
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