y=(sqrt(sin x))/(sin sqrt(x))

Derivative of y=(sqrt((1-sin x)/(1+sin x))) is

y=sqrt(sin x+sqrt(sin x+sqrt(sin x+rarr oo))), provethat (dy)/(dx)=(cos x)/(2y-1)

y=sqrt(sin x+sqrt(sin x+sqrt(sin x+longrightarrow oo))) prove that (dy)/(dx)=(cos x)/(2y-1)

If y=sqrt(sin x+sqrt(sin x)sqrt(sin x+...........oo)), then (2y-1) (dy)/(dx) is equal to

The values of x in [-2 pi,2 pi], for which the graph of the function y=sqrt((1+sin x)/(1-sin x))-sec x and y=-sqrt((1-sin x)/(1+sin x)) coincide are

Applying logrithmic differentiation find the derivatives of the following functions (a) y=(cos x)^(sin x) (b) y=((3 sqrt(sin 3x))/(1-sin 3x)) (c ) y=sqrt(x-1)/((3sqrt(x+2))^(2)(sqrt(x+3))^(3))

" (y) "y=(sin x)^(x)+sin sqrt(x)

The differential equation satisfied by the function y=sqrt(sin x+sqrt(sin x+sqrt(sin x+............oo)))

If y=sqrt(sin x+sqrt(sin x +sqrt(sin x+....oo))) " then prove that " dy/dx = cos x /(2y-1).

IF y=sqrt(sin x+sqrt(sin x +sqrt(sin x +.... oo) , show that (2y-1)^3(d^2y)/(dx^2)=-[2(y^2-y)^2+y^2-y+2]