Calculus - Find the derivative of inverse trigonometric functions

This video covers the derivative rules for inverse trigonometric functions like, inverse sine, inverse cosine, and inverse tangent. For the examples it will be helpful to know the product rule and chain rule for derivatives. Remember to check your math book as these rules may be slightly different depending on how the inverse functions are defined.

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[elliot]

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[ramazanaktas]

A great tip comes, get ready. The key to memorize them is using repeatedly. Just write random functions and derive them with your cheat sheet. After a short while, you will have memorized them. Just do it prior to your exam.
Btw, these are great to understand trig sub. Trig subs are making you to integrate a derivative you know. Of course, if you know these ones.
I'm a freshman in college and find calculus fascinating, so in harmony with nature and this is the very reason why i hate linear algebra, leaves a bitter taste in my mouth.
Great video, enjoy this good stuff folks.

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[AK_]

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[MzwandileHarmans]

In the last problem, is it not important to highlight that the e^2 outside the radical in the denominator is actually an absolute value so that in case it is negative value it remains positive

[kishor_d]

Bro for which kind of inverse trigonometric functions sums roots will come and where roots will not come, I got confused by referring sums so please clear my doubt

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