In this Trigonometric Equations, after you differentiate the equation, you substitute (pie/4, which is 45 degrees) for the theta angle and tell me what you get. These two equations are directly from my Calculus 101, back in 1867 :S-
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Percy May 10, 2021
In this Trigonometric Equations, after you differentiate the equation, you substitute (pie/4, which is 45 degrees) for the theta angle and tell me what you get. These two equations are directly from my Calculus 101, back in 1867 :S-

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