How do u differentiate 2 + sin30 Wil the 2 become 0 in this case?
$$\frac{d}{dx}\;[2+(sin30)x]=sin30 = 0.5$$
Notice that sin 30 = 1/2......so differentiating both things will result in "0"
what if it was 2 + sin 30x
>> what if it was d/dx( 2 + sin (30x))
= 30.cos(30x) (Answer)
yes i though that was right
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