The 2nd derivative of a sin^(3)t with re...

The 2nd derivative of a `sin^(3)t` with respect to `a cos^(3) t` at `t=pi/4` is

A

`(4sqrt2)/(3a)`

B

2

C

1/(12a)`

D

`(3a)/4`.

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