A-Level Further Maths E5-05 Inverse Trig: Examples of Differentiating Inverse Trig Functions

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On number 3 . It would be 4/25 after expanding instead of 2/25. Any way is great video . Thank you

tapkoang
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For question 1, would we be expected to simplify the answer, by factoring out the 1/9 from the inside, splitting the surds then square root the 1/9, similar to how we did it with hyperbolic functions?

nosir
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What would you say is the hardest topic within the A level maths spec and A level further maths spec?

denim
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how would you do 6 implicitly ? I never understand what to do when there's a constant in front of the inverse trig

floryk
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Interesting I'm still only on single maths (doing further next year) but I've already learnt to differentiate the inverse trig functions for fun. Would normal maths students be expected to be able to integrate arctan, arccos, arcsin etc as well? I had a go at those and they didn't seem beyond normal maths imo.

Fyr
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how wou;d u differenicate an arccosecx function

bigzu
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for Q4. isnt there supposed to be a 2 in the denominator? because 2/4=1/2

sumayasiddiqua
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Do you make these q's up on the spot?

mathboy