(b): Differentiate by ab-initio w.r.t y z = \Sin^{-1}y + \Cos^{-1}y
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To differentiate Sin y, we use the chain rule: d(Sin y)/dy = Cos y * dy/dy = Cos y To differentiate Cos y, we also use the chain rule: Show more…
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