Derivatives of Inverse Trig Functions | Calculus 1 | Math with Professor V

Need help finding the derivatives of inverse trig functions? Look no further! In this video I'll walk you through 10 lovely examples too help you practice and perfect your differentiation techniques so you'll master these problems in no time. You'll practice the chain rule, product rule, and more!

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[georgesadler]

Professor V, thank you for a tremendous video/lecture on Inverse Trigonometric Functions in Calculus One. Professor V, In the Calculus sequence/Playlist, this topic is introduced in Calculus Two. Professor V, this material will only help students taking Calculus Two in the near future. Professor V, there is an absolute value sign missing when you take the derivative of Arcsec(x) and Arc csc(x). In Calculus books, the derivative of Arc sec(x), is 1/(absolute value of x)(square root(x squared -1)). Similarly, when you take the derivative of Arc csc(x), the result is -1/(absolute value of x) (square root of( x squared - 1)). Professor V, please analyze these two Transcendental functions to see if an absolute value sign is needed or a possible tying error. The problems /examples are awesome from top to bottom. This is an error free video/lecture on YouTube TV with Professor V from Math TV.

[tonychow]

Hi Professor V, can we use the right triangle where siny = x, cosy=sq root of 1-x^2? Cheers.

[Algebrainiac]

Hi Professor V! I struggle on finding derivative of general inverse functions. Do you have a video on that?

[virajpatil]

Hello, can you make a video about something known as rationalizing substitution its not exactly the same as u sub its just kinda like a different style of u sub where you make u equal the entire radical? Is it possible you can make a video about this topic?