`cos^(-1)((sinx+cosx)/(sqrt(2))),-(pi)/(4) ltx lt(pi)/(4)`

The derivative of cos^(-1)((sinx+cosx)/(sqrt(2))),-(pi)/(4)ltxlt(pi)/(4) , w.r.t.x is

cos^(-1)((sin x+cos x)/(sqrt(2))),(pi)/(4) lt x lt (5pi)/4

Find the derivative of cos^(-1)((sin x +cos x)/(sqrt(2))),(-pi)/(4)lt x lt (pi)/(4) .

Simplify : sin^(-1)((sinx+cosx)/(sqrt(2))),(-pi)/(4)ltxlt(pi)/(4)

Differentiate cos^(-1) ((sin x + cos x)/(sqrt2)), - (pi)/(4) lt x lt (pi)/(4)

Differentiate the following function with respect to x : sin^(-1){(sinx+cosx)/(sqrt(2))} , -(3pi)/4 lt xlt pi/4

Simplify each of the following: sin^(-1)((sinx+cosx)/(sqrt(2))),\ pi/4 < x < (5pi)/4 (ii) cos^(-1)((sinx+cosx)/(sqrt(2))), (5pi)/4 < x < (9pi)/4

(sinx-cosx)^((sinx-cosx)),(pi)/(4) ltx lt (3pi)/(4)

Simplify each of the following: sin^(-1)((sinx+cosx)/(sqrt(2))),\ pi/4