1) If y = (x − a)√2ax - x² + a² sin−¹(*—ª),t ), then y'= 2√2ax-x² a is constant.

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Chapter7: Analytic Trigonometry
Section7.4: Multiple-angle Formulas
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Transcribed Image Text:ion Q) choose one only 1) If y = (x − a)√2ax − x² + a² sin-¹(*), then y' = 2√/2ax-x² a a is constant. df 2) If f(k)= k√√a²-k² + a² sin-¹ (1), th then d = 2√/a²- k² a is constant. M B I This PC Q 40°C
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