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find the derivative of g(x)=sin(cos(sin(pi*x)))
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g ' (x) = [cos(cos(sinπx))] [-sin(cosπx) ] [cos πx] π
= -πcosπ x(-sin(cosπx)) (cos(cos(sinπx)))
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