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Derivative of `sin ^(-1) ( 2x sqrt ( 1 - x ^(2))) , - (1)/( sqrt2) lt x lt (1)/( sqrt2)` w.r.t.x is .......

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`(-2)/(sqrt(1 - x^2))`
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