Homework Help > Math

`g(v) = cos(v)/csc(v)` Find the derivative of the function.

Print
document PDF
Cite

1 Answer

mathace | (Level 3) Assistant Educator

Posted on October 6, 2015 at 11:59 PM

Given: `g(v)=cos(v)/csc(v)`

The original function equivalent to `g(v)=cos(v)sin(v).`

`g'(x)=cos(v)cos(v)+sin(v)(-sin(v))`

`g'(x)=cos^2(v)-sin^2(v)`

We have a Math tutor online right now to help you!

To chat with a tutor, please set up a tutoring profile by creating an account and setting up a payment method. If you initiate a chat, please note you will be charged $0.50 a minute for tutoring time.

`g(v) = cos(v)/csc(v)` Find the derivative of the function.

1 Answer

Create a Login

Set Up a Payment Method