c) f (x) = cos²(10x)

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c) f(x) = cos²(10x)
Transcribed Image Text:c) f(x) = cos²(10x)
1. Differentiate each function. Simplify
as much as
possible and express all answers
using positive
exponents.
Transcribed Image Text:1. Differentiate each function. Simplify as much as possible and express all answers using positive exponents.
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