I have a serious problem.. I tried differentiating cosine of X, at X = 30° I know d(cosX)dx = -sinX, so the answer should be equal to -1/2 IF I'M USING THE CALCULATOR IN DEGREE MODE, but the answer that it's showing is, "-8.72664626E-3" I want an explanation to why it's showing mw wrong answer even when I'm using my calculator in degree mode
I have a serious problem.. I tried differentiating cosine of X, at X = 30°
I know d(cosX)dx = -sinX, so the answer should be equal to -1/2 IF I'M USING THE CALCULATOR IN DEGREE MODE, but the answer that it's showing is, "-8.72664626E-3"
I want an explanation to why it's showing mw wrong answer even when I'm using my calculator in degree mode
Same problem
I have realised that if you convert the 30 degrees to radian first, using the formula 2PI=360 degrees, it works perfectly
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My calculator doesn't have the /dx the part
Same
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@@RahulYadav-ou4dl thanks, solved the issue
Then why r u seeing this vid? -_-
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Can't we use it without mentioning values?
Scientific calculator cannot give you answers in terms of variables, so you can only differentiate with some values
@@joyineverything2518 ok thanks.
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