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Course II
Lesson 4
Derivatives of Trigonometric Functions
4A
• Derivative of Sine Function
• Limit of sinx
x
• Derivatives of Basic Trigonometric Function
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Derivative of Sine Function
Variation of slopes Cosine ?
f (x)
f (x) = sin x
Derivative by definition
ʹ f (x +h)− f (x) sin(x+h)−sinx
f (x) = lim =lim
h→0 h h→0 h
=limsinxcosh+cosxsinh−sinx
h→0 h
⎛cosxsinh −sin x1−cosh⎞
=lim⎜ ⎟
h→0 ⎝ h h ⎠ 2
sin x/ x
Limit of
Consider a sector with central angle
x
Compare the areas of △OAB, sector OAB, and △OAT
1 2 x 1
2⋅1⋅sinx<(π ⋅1 )⋅ 2π < 2⋅1⋅tanx
∴ sinx 0)
∴ 1< x < 1
sinx cosx y = x
sinx y =sin x
∴ 1> x >cosx
As x→0 1
limsinx =1
h→0 x 3
Derivative of Sine FunctionーCont.
ʹ ⎛ sin h 1−cosh⎞
f (x) = lim cosx −sin x
h→0⎜ h h ⎟
⎝ ⎠
1 (1−cosh)(1+cosh) 1−cos2h sinh sinh
h(1+cosh) = h(1+cosh) = h (1+cosh)
1 0
Therefore
ʹ
( )
sinx =cosx
That makes sense! 4
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