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Differential Calculus Direction: Differentiate the following trigonometric functions: Part I. 1) y = 10 tan(x) - 2 cot(x) 2) y tan(x) sec(x) 3) y sin (2x) sin(x) 4) y = 6 + 4√x CSC (X) 5) y = x³ - x² sin (x) Part II. Activity #5

Differential Calculus Direction: Differentiate the following trigonometric functions: Part I. 1) y = 10 tan(x) - 2 cot(x) 2) y tan(x) sec(x) 3) y sin (2x) sin(x) 4) y = 6 + 4√x CSC (X) 5) y = x³ - x² sin (x) Part II. Activity #5

Calculus: Early Transcendentals
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Kindly differentiate the part I of this. Thank you!

Differential Calculus Direction: Differentiate the following trigonometric functions: Part I. 1) y = 10 tan(x) - 2 cot(x) 2) y tan(x) sec(x) 3) y = sin(2x) sin(x) 4) y = 6 + 4√x csc (x) 5) y = x³ x² sin (x) Part II. 1) y = cos(2x) sin(x) 2) y sin²(x) cot²(x) 3) y = 2 cos(x) - 6 sec(x) +3 4) y = 3 sec (x) 5) y = 10 cot(x) Activity #5
Transcribed Image Text:Differential Calculus Direction: Differentiate the following trigonometric functions: Part I. 1) y = 10 tan(x) - 2 cot(x) 2) y tan(x) sec(x) 3) y = sin(2x) sin(x) 4) y = 6 + 4√x csc (x) 5) y = x³ x² sin (x) Part II. 1) y = cos(2x) sin(x) 2) y sin²(x) cot²(x) 3) y = 2 cos(x) - 6 sec(x) +3 4) y = 3 sec (x) 5) y = 10 cot(x) Activity #5
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Part II, Number 1 to 3 only =))

Differential Calculus Direction: Differentiate the following trigonometric functions: Part I. 1) y = 10 tan(x) - 2 cot(x) 2) y =tan(x) sec(x) 3) y = sin(2x) cos(x) 4) y = 6 + 4√x csc (x) 5) y = x³ - x² sin (x) Part II. 1) y = cos(2x) sin(x) 2) y sin²(x) cot²(x) 3) y = 2 cos(x) − 6 sec(x) +3 4) y = 3 sec (x) 5) y = 10 cot(x) Activity #5
Transcribed Image Text:Differential Calculus Direction: Differentiate the following trigonometric functions: Part I. 1) y = 10 tan(x) - 2 cot(x) 2) y =tan(x) sec(x) 3) y = sin(2x) cos(x) 4) y = 6 + 4√x csc (x) 5) y = x³ - x² sin (x) Part II. 1) y = cos(2x) sin(x) 2) y sin²(x) cot²(x) 3) y = 2 cos(x) − 6 sec(x) +3 4) y = 3 sec (x) 5) y = 10 cot(x) Activity #5
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Differential Calculus: Part I , Number 3 to 5

Differential Calculus Direction: Differentiate the following trigonometric functions: Part I. 1) y = 10 tan(x) - 2 cot(x) 2) y tan(x) sec(x) 3) y = sin(2x) sin(x) 4) y = 6 + 4√x csc (x) 5) y = x³ x² sin (x) Part II. 1) y = cos(2x) sin(x) 2) y sin²(x) cot²(x) 3) y = 2 cos(x) - 6 sec(x) +3 4) y = 3 sec (x) 5) y = 10 cot(x) Activity #5
Transcribed Image Text:Differential Calculus Direction: Differentiate the following trigonometric functions: Part I. 1) y = 10 tan(x) - 2 cot(x) 2) y tan(x) sec(x) 3) y = sin(2x) sin(x) 4) y = 6 + 4√x csc (x) 5) y = x³ x² sin (x) Part II. 1) y = cos(2x) sin(x) 2) y sin²(x) cot²(x) 3) y = 2 cos(x) - 6 sec(x) +3 4) y = 3 sec (x) 5) y = 10 cot(x) Activity #5
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Kindly differentiate the part II of this, number 1 to 3. Thank you!

Differential Calculus Direction: Differentiate the following trigonometric functions: Part I. 1) y = 10 tan(x) - 2 cot(x) 2) y tan(x) sec(x) 3) y = sin(2x) sin(x) 4) y = 6 + 4√x csc (x) 5) y = x³ x² sin (x) Part II. 1) y = cos(2x) sin(x) 2) y sin²(x) cot²(x) 3) y = 2 cos(x) - 6 sec(x) +3 4) y = 3 sec (x) 5) y = 10 cot(x) Activity #5
Transcribed Image Text:Differential Calculus Direction: Differentiate the following trigonometric functions: Part I. 1) y = 10 tan(x) - 2 cot(x) 2) y tan(x) sec(x) 3) y = sin(2x) sin(x) 4) y = 6 + 4√x csc (x) 5) y = x³ x² sin (x) Part II. 1) y = cos(2x) sin(x) 2) y sin²(x) cot²(x) 3) y = 2 cos(x) - 6 sec(x) +3 4) y = 3 sec (x) 5) y = 10 cot(x) Activity #5
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