How do you differentiate $arcsin(csc(4x)) )$ using the chain rule?

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Answer 1 · 2016-09-17T16:44:27

$d/dx(sin^-1 csc (4x))=4*sec 4x*sqrt(1-csc^2 4x)$

We use the formula

$d/dx(sin^-1 u)=(1/sqrt(1-u^2))du$

$d/dx(sin^-1 csc (4x))=(1/sqrt(1-(csc 4x)^2))d/dx(csc 4x)$

$d/dx(sin^-1 csc (4x))=(1/sqrt(1-csc^2 4x))*(-csc 4x*cot 4x)*d/dx(4x)$

$d/dx(sin^-1 csc (4x))=((-csc 4x*cot 4x)/sqrt(1-csc^2 4x))*(4)$

$d/dx(sin^-1 csc (4x))=((-4*csc 4x*cot 4x)/sqrt(1-csc^2 4x))*(sqrt(1-csc^2 4x)/(sqrt(1-csc^2 4x)))$

$d/dx(sin^-1 csc (4x))=((-4*csc 4x*cot 4x*sqrt(1-csc^2 4x))/(-cot^2 4x))$

$d/dx(sin^-1 csc (4x))=4*sec 4x*sqrt(1-csc^2 4x)$

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How do you differentiate arcsin(csc(4x)) )arcsin(csc(4x)) ) using the chain rule?