How do you differentiate #f(x)=sqrt(cose^(4x)# using the chain rule.?

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Answer 1 · 2016-06-14T14:48:43

#f' (x)=(-2*e^(4x)*sin e^(4x))/(sqrt(cos e^(4x)))#

We start from the given
#f(x)=sqrt(cos e^(4x))#

#f' (x)=1/(2sqrt(cos e^(4x)))*d/dx(cos e^(4x))#

#f' (x)=1/(2sqrt(cos e^(4x)))*(-sin e^(4x))*d/dx(e^(4x))#

#f' (x)=1/(2sqrt(cos e^(4x)))*(-sin e^(4x))(e^(4x))d/dx(4x)#

#f' (x)=1/(2sqrt(cos e^(4x)))*(-sin e^(4x))(e^(4x))*4#

#f' (x)=(-2*e^(4x)*sin e^(4x))/(sqrt(cos e^(4x)))#

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