The Chain Rule Made Easy: Examples and Solutions
The chain rule is used to differentiate trigonometric functions containing another function. Differentiate the trigonometric function, keeping the inner function the same and then multiply …
9: Chain Rule and Inverse Trig Functions - Mathematics LibreTexts
We discover a formula for taking the derivative of an inverse function as a direct result of the chain rule. Since inverse functions are so popular, we introduce the six new inverse trigonometric …
Unit 3 : Trigonometry and the Chain Rule
Jul 31, 1998 · Differentiate trig functions. Use the chain rule to differentiate composite functions. Use implicit differentiation to find derivatives of implicitly defined functions.
Memorize them! To evaluate any other trig deriva-tive, you just combine these with the product (and quotient) rule and chain rule and the definitions of the other trig functions, of which the …
Chain rule with trig functions - Krista King Math
May 13, 2020 · Let’s look at how chain rule works in combination with trigonometric functions. Keep in mind that everything we’ve learned about power rule, product rule, and quotient rule …
The Chain Rule with Trig Functions (Calculus 1) - YouTube
We apply the Chain Rule to five different problems that all involve trig functions. These are all fairly simple and only involve applying the Chain Rule once. These are great problems...
Chain Rule | Mathematics and Statistics Learning Center
How do you take the derivative of a composition of functions? How does rate of change work when quantities are dependent upon each other? How does order of operations determine …