Exercise · ZW-DERIVATIVES-OF-TRIG-FUNCTIONS-002 · ★☆☆ Basic
Differentiate \(f(x)=3 \sin {x} - 2 \cos {x}\).
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- A. \(2 \sin {x} + 3 \cos {x}\)
Explanation
Using the basic derivatives (in radians): \((3 \sin {x} - 2 \cos {x})'=2 \sin {x} + 3 \cos {x}\).
Review the concept: Derivatives of trigonometric functions
These are the derivatives of sine, cosine and tangent, with angles in radians; the others follow from the quotient and chain rules.
\[(\sin x)'=\cos x,\quad(\cos x)'=-\sin x,\quad(\tan x)'=\sec^{2}x\]
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