I understand that the derivative of cosx is -sinx, but I need to show the work using trig identities. I worked out a bit of it, but i can't figure out the rest.

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I understand that the derivative of cosx is -sinx, but I need to show the work using trig identities. I worked out a bit of it, but i can't figure out the rest.

d coslx) = -sinx
cosbe)
%3D
dx
lim
Cos(Xth)-uslx)
lim
-70
cosly)sinlh)tcosth) sinlr)-coslx)
lim
Cosly)sinlh)-cosx) + cuslh)sinlu)
Transcribed Image Text:d coslx) = -sinx cosbe) %3D dx lim Cos(Xth)-uslx) lim -70 cosly)sinlh)tcosth) sinlr)-coslx) lim Cosly)sinlh)-cosx) + cuslh)sinlu)
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