What main derivative rule does each integral bring to mind as you think of an antiderivative? Example S sin(t?)t dt d cos(inside) = - sin(inside)· · d inside dt dt

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Chapter7: Analytic Trigonometry
Section7.1: Verifying Trigonometric Identities
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What main derivative rule does each integral bring to mind as you think of an antiderivative?
Example sin(t?) t dt
d
cos(inside) = – sin(inside)·
d
inside
dt
dt
Transcribed Image Text:What main derivative rule does each integral bring to mind as you think of an antiderivative? Example sin(t?) t dt d cos(inside) = – sin(inside)· d inside dt dt
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