Continuity and DifferentiabilityHard
Question
If y = f 
and f′(x) = sinx2, then 
is equal to-
and f′(x) = sinx2, then is equal to-Options
A.sin 
B.sin 
C.sin 
D.None of these
Solution
y = f 
and f′(x) = sinx2
= ?
y′ = f′
= f′
= f′
f′(x) = sinx2
= sin
and f′(x) = sinx2 = ?y′ = f′
= f′
= f′
f′(x) = sinx2= sin
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