CALCULUS au Secours!!!!?
49. From the trigonometric formula for sin(x + a), deduce by differentiation the trigonometric formula for cos(x+a).
50. From the trigonometric formula for tan 2x, deduce by differentiation the trigonometric formula for cos 2x.
51. Show that tan x increases as x increases, for all values of x for which tan x is defined.
52. Derive "(d/dx) tan u = sec^2 u(du/dx)" from the fact that
Tan x = (sin x / cos x)
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CALCULUS au Secours!!!!?
49. From the trigonometric formula for sin(x + a), deduce by differentiation the trigonometric formula for cos(x+a).
50. From the trigonometric formula for tan 2x, deduce by differentiation the trigonometric formula for cos 2x.
51. Show that tan x increases as x increases, for all values of x for which tan x is defined.
52. Derive "(d/dx) tan u = sec^2 u(du/dx)" from the fact that
Tan x = (sin x / cos x)
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CALCULUS au Secours!!!!?
49. From the trigonometric formula for sin(x + a), deduce by differentiation the trigonometric formula for cos(x+a).
50. From the trigonometric formula for tan 2x, deduce by differentiation the trigonometric formula for cos 2x.
51. Show that tan x increases as x increases, for all values of x for which tan x is defined.
52. Derive "(d/dx) tan u = sec^2 u(du/dx)" from the fact that
Tan x = (sin x / cos x)
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