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Solution - Derivative

cos(x+2y)×(1+2×ddx[y])
\cos(x + 2 y)\times (1+2\times \frac{d}{dx}[y])

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Step-by-step explanation

1. Solve derivative

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Computing the derivative of a sine function using the chain rule.

ddx[sin(x+2y)]=cos(x+2y)×ddx[x+2y]

Decomposing the function for the chain rule.

ddx[sin(x+2y)]=ddx[sin(x)]×ddx[x+2y]

Computing the derivative of a sine function.

ddx[sin(x)]×ddx[x+2y]=cos(x)×ddx[x+2y]

Substituting the variable back into the function.

cos(x)×ddx[x+2y]=cos(x+2y)×ddx[x+2y]

Applying the sum rule of derivatives.

cos(x+2y)×ddx[x+2y]=cos(x+2y)×(ddx[x]+ddx[2y])

The derivative of a variable with respect to itself is always equal to one.

cos(x+2y)×(ddx[x]+ddx[2y])=cos(x+2y)×(1+ddx[2y])

Applying the product rule of derivatives.

cos(x+2y)×(1+ddx[2y])=cos(x+2y)×(1+(ddx[2]×y+2×ddx[y]))

The derivative of a constant value is always zero.

cos(x+2y)×(1+(ddx[2]×y+2×ddx[y]))=cos(x+2y)×(1+(0y+2×ddx[y]))

Multiplying a number by zero always results in zero.

cos(x+2y)×(1+(0y+2×ddx[y]))=cos(x+2y)×(1+(0+2×ddx[y]))

Adding zero to a number, which does not change its value.

cos(x+2y)×(1+(0+2×ddx[y]))=cos(x+2y)×(1+2×ddx[y])

Why learn this

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