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Finding derivatives of Trig Functions

1. a) y = cos^3x
1. b) f(x) = 2sin(πx)

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Hi bio_man thanks for the solution. I will watch the video!

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Hi bio_man thanks for the solution.

You're welcome, one request, please try writing the function if they're simple like the one's here. I attempted to write them in for you. If they aren't simply, no biggie.

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Sure no problem Slight Smile

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