Derivative of a trig function problem

Math_Junkie

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I'm having trouble finding the following derivative:

derivoftrig.jpg


My answer is:

h'(?) = -2csc(?)cot(?) + 4e[sup:1ka6az1p]?[/sup:1ka6az1p]cot(?) - csc[sup:1ka6az1p]2[/sup:1ka6az1p](?)4e[sup:1ka6az1p]?[/sup:1ka6az1p]

But it seems to be the wrong answer.

Any help appreciated greatly! :)
 
Math_Junkie said:
I'm having trouble finding the following derivative:

derivoftrig.jpg


My answer is:

h'(?) = -2csc(?)cot(?) + 4e[sup:2r2vn204]?[/sup:2r2vn204]cot(?) - csc[sup:2r2vn204]2[/sup:2r2vn204](?)4e[sup:2r2vn204]?[/sup:2r2vn204]

But it seems to be the wrong answer.

Any help appreciated greatly! :)

How do you know this is wrong answer?
 
Subhotosh Khan said:
[quote="Math_Junkie":1exsjd2m]I'm having trouble finding the following derivative:

derivoftrig.jpg


My answer is:

h'(?) = -2csc(?)cot(?) + 4e[sup:1exsjd2m]?[/sup:1exsjd2m]cot(?) - csc[sup:1exsjd2m]2[/sup:1exsjd2m](?)4e[sup:1exsjd2m]?[/sup:1exsjd2m]

But it seems to be the wrong answer.

Any help appreciated greatly! :)

How do you know this is wrong answer?[/quote:1exsjd2m]

It's an online program.. telling me I'm wrong.
 
Math_Junkie said:
[quote="Subhotosh Khan":3g3236pw][quote="Math_Junkie":3g3236pw]I'm having trouble finding the following derivative:

derivoftrig.jpg


My answer is:

h'(?) = -2csc(?)cot(?) + 4e[sup:3g3236pw]?[/sup:3g3236pw]cot(?) - csc[sup:3g3236pw]2[/sup:3g3236pw](?)4e[sup:3g3236pw]?[/sup:3g3236pw]

But it seems to be the wrong answer.

Any help appreciated greatly! :)

How do you know this is wrong answer?[/quote:3g3236pw]

It's an online program.. telling me I'm wrong.[/quote:3g3236pw]

As far as I can see - your work is correct. May be the "on-line monster" wants it in a different form. Talk to your teacher.
 
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