If y=ln(sin(pi/2))y=ln(sin(π2)), then what is dy/dxdydx?
2 Answers
Dec 19, 2016
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Explanation:
Geometrical interpretation:
This equation represents the x-axis.
The slope of x-axis is 0.
Dec 19, 2016
I tried using your corrected version Miroslav.
Explanation:
If you needed
you need to use the Chain Rule: derive first the argument, then the sine and finally the log: