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| | Derivative can you show me step by step how the
dy/dx of the arcsine (square root of 2t) = (the square rood of 2)/ ( the square root of 1-2t^2) | 
November 17th, 2009, 07:04 PM
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Originally Posted by 10parentc can you show me step by step how the
dy/dx of the arcsine (square root of 2t) = (the square rood of 2)/ ( the square root of 1-2t^2) |
if  is a function of  ...
for your problem, it appears that | 
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Originally Posted by 10parentc can you show me step by step how the
dy/dx of the arcsine (square root of 2t) = (the square rood of 2)/ ( the square root of 1-2t^2) | Asked here: derivitive
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