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Chapter 2: Q 31. (page 237)

Fill in the blank:

ddxsin-1x=---

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ddxsin-1x=11-x2

Step by step solution

01

Given Information

The given expression isddxsin-1x

02

Simplification

Differentiation of ddxsin-1xis 11-x2.

鈬�ddxsin-1x=11-x2

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