Lecture

Derivatives of Trigonometric Inverse Functions

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This lecture covers the derivatives of trigonometric inverse functions, including the composition of two functions, examples of derivatives of sin, cos, and tan of a composite function, and the derivative of an inverse function. It also discusses the properties and derivatives of arcsin, arccos, and arctan functions, as well as provides examples and solutions involving these functions. The lecture concludes with a note on the derivability of functions, thanking the collaborators for their support.

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