QUESTION 4The derivative of f(4) = sin (cos(sin (a))) isO f(a) = - cos()cos(cos(sin (a)))sin (sin (a))O f(#) = cos(#)cos(sin (#)) cos(sin (sin (a)))O f(#) = - cos(cos(a)) cos(sin (cos(«)))sin(a)O f(x) = cos(a)sin (cos(sin (a))) sin (sin (*))None of the other options.

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QUESTION 4 The derivative of f(4) = sin (cos(sin (a))) is O f(#) = - cos(*) cos(cos(sin (#))) sin (sin (a)) O f(#) = cos(#)cos(sin (a)) cos(sin (sin (a))) O f(#) = - cos(cos(a)) cos(sin (cos(@)))sin (#) O f(#) = cos(#)sin (cos(sin ())) sin (sin (a)) O None of the other options.

QUESTION 4 The derivative of f(4) = sin (cos(sin (a))) is O f(#) = - cos(*) cos(cos(sin (#))) sin (sin (a)) O f(#) = cos(#)cos(sin (a)) cos(sin (sin (a))) O f(#) = - cos(cos(a)) cos(sin (cos(@)))sin (#) O f(#) = cos(#)sin (cos(sin ())) sin (sin (a)) O None of the other options.

Calculus: Early Transcendentals

8th Edition

ISBN:9781285741550

Author:James Stewart

Publisher:James Stewart

Chapter1: Functions And Models

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1RCC: (a) What is a function? What are its domain and range? (b) What is the graph of a function? (c) How...

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