1.1 Determine the following derivatives with respect to x 1.1.1 y = cos(sin(cos.x)) 1.1.2 y=(x²-1)*(x²+1)*

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Determine the following derivatives with respect to 
x.

1.1
1.2
1.3
Determine the following derivatives with respect to x
1.1.1
y = cos (sin (cos.x))
1.1.2
y =(x-1)*(x¹+1)
Determine of y=
sin (3x+x²)
Determine dy of implicit function x²+x³y² +4y² = 6.
dx
with the aid of logarithmic differentiation.
Transcribed Image Text:1.1 1.2 1.3 Determine the following derivatives with respect to x 1.1.1 y = cos (sin (cos.x)) 1.1.2 y =(x-1)*(x¹+1) Determine of y= sin (3x+x²) Determine dy of implicit function x²+x³y² +4y² = 6. dx with the aid of logarithmic differentiation.
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