y=sin^(3)x times sin3x

Find (dy)/(dx) if,y=sin x sin2x sin3x sin4x

Find the least positive angle measured in degrees satisfy sin^(3)x+sin^(3)2x+sin^(3)3x-(sin x+sin2x+sin3x)^(3)

if x and y are acute angles such that cos x+cos y=(3)/(2) and sin x+sin y=(3)/(4) then sin(x+y)=

y=sin^(-1)(3sin x-4sin^(3)x)" ,then "(dy)/(dx) at x= (sqrt(3))/(2) is

If x and y are acute angle such that cosx+"cos" y=(3)/(2) and sin x+"sin" y=(3)/(4) then sin (x+y)=

Differentiate y = sinx. Sin2x. Sin3x. Sin4x .

If sin x+sin y=sqrt(3)(cos y-cos x) then (sin3x)/(sin3y)=

If sin x + sin y = sqrt (3) (cos y-cos x), then sin3x + sin3y =

If sin x+sin y=sqrt(3)(cos y-cos x), then sin3x+sin3y=(a)2sin3x( b) 0(c)1(d) none of these