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Solution<br />

a. To differentiate this function, use the chain rule.<br />

y cos 3x<br />

dy d1cos 3x2<br />

<br />

dx d13x2<br />

sin 3x 132<br />

3 sin 3x<br />

b. To find the derivative, use the product rule.<br />

y x sin x<br />

d13x2<br />

dx<br />

dy<br />

dx dx<br />

d1sin x2<br />

sin x x<br />

dx dx<br />

112 sin x x cos x<br />

sin x x cos x<br />

(Chain rule)<br />

(Product rule)<br />

EXAMPLE 2<br />

Reasoning about the derivatives of sinusoidal functions<br />

dy<br />

Determine for each function.<br />

dx<br />

a. y sin x 2<br />

b. y sin 2 x<br />

Solution<br />

a. To differentiate this composite function, use the chain rule and change of<br />

variable.<br />

Here, the inner function is u x 2 , and the outer function is y sin u.<br />

dy<br />

Then,<br />

dx dy du<br />

(Chain rule)<br />

du dx<br />

1cos u212x2<br />

2x cos x 2<br />

b. Since y sin 2 x 1sin x2 2 , we use the chain rule with y u 2 , where<br />

u sin x.<br />

dy<br />

Then,<br />

dx dy du<br />

(Chain rule)<br />

du dx<br />

12u21cos x2<br />

2 sin x cos x<br />

(Substitute)<br />

(Substitute)<br />

252<br />

5.4 THE DERIVATIVES OF y sin x AND y cos x<br />

NEL

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