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  • Find Dxy for the equation:

    y = sin^4(9x^2)

    and

    y = (5 - 8x^2)^4(x^7 + 3)^3


  • y = sin⁴(9x²)

    dy/dx = 4sin³(9x²) * d/dx sin(9x²)
    = 4sin³(9x²) *cos(9x²) * d/dx (9x²)
    = 4sin³(9x²) *cos(9x²) * 18x
    = 72xsin³(9x²) cos(9x²)
    or
    = 36xsin²(9x²)sin(18x²)

    and

    y = (5 - 8x²)⁴(x^7 + 3)³

    dy/dx = 4(5 - 8x²)³ * d/dx (5 - 8x²) * 3(x^7 + 3)² * d/dx (x^7 + 3)
    = 4(5 - 8x²)³ * -16x * 3(x^7 + 3)² * 7x^6
    = -1344x^7 (5 - 8x²)³ (x^7 + 3)²


  • im fine, but thanks for asking


  • Didn't you just ask for the derivative of the second equation? I answered it on that question ticket. For the first one, you have to use the Chain Rule twice (I also explained the Chain Rule in my other answer).

    y = sin^4(9x^2)

    y' = 4sin^3 (9x^2) [cos(9x^2) * (18x)

    y' = 72x sin^3 (9x^2) cos (9x^2)


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