y = 2sin-1(x-1)
Divide both sides by 2 and take sin of both sides of the result
sin(y/2) = x - 1 ...(1)
d(sin(y/2))/dx = d(x-1)/dx
d(sin(y/2))/dy*dy/dx = d(x-1)/dx using the chain rule on the LHS
(1/2)*cos(y/2)*dy/dx = 1 performing the differentiation on each side
Rearrange:
dy/dx = 2/cos(y/2)
dy/dx = 2/√(1-sin2(y/2))
Make use of (1)
dy/dx = 2/√(1 - (x-1)2)
y = 2sin-1(x-1)
Divide both sides by 2 and take sin of both sides of the result
sin(y/2) = x - 1 ...(1)
d(sin(y/2))/dx = d(x-1)/dx
d(sin(y/2))/dy*dy/dx = d(x-1)/dx using the chain rule on the LHS
(1/2)*cos(y/2)*dy/dx = 1 performing the differentiation on each side
Rearrange:
dy/dx = 2/cos(y/2)
dy/dx = 2/√(1-sin2(y/2))
Make use of (1)
dy/dx = 2/√(1 - (x-1)2)