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If y = (1 - sin 2x/1 + sin 2x)^1/2

Then find dy/dx

cosec^2 (x-pi/4) sec^2 x sec^2 (x-pi/4) cosec^2 x

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1 solution

Krishna Shankar
Apr 14, 2015

y=1-sin2x/1+sin2x

hence y=cosx-sinx/cox+sinx

dividing by cosx

y=1-tanx/1+tanx

y=tan(pi/4 - x)

dy/dx=sec^2 (pi/4-x)

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