Answer to Question #315059 in Calculus for Segun

Question #315059

Differentiate y= cos (6x +2)

Expert's answer

Let us differentiate "y= \\cos (6x +2)." It follows that

"y'= -\\sin (6x +2)\\cdot (6x +2)'=-6\\sin (6x +2)."

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