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© Annie Patton Differentiation of Inverse Trigonometric Function Next Slide

© Annie Patton Aim of Lesson To establish what an inverse trigonometric function is, then differentiate the inverse of sin and tan from first principles and use these formulas. Next Slide

© Annie Patton Inverse Trigonometric Function It is the inverse of sin. Next Slide

© Annie Patton a is a constant Next Slide This formula is given in the tables.

© Annie Patton Next Slide Start clicking when you want to see the answer.

© Annie Patton a is a constant Next Slide This formula is given in the tables.

© Annie Patton Differentiate of y=tan -1 4x Next Slide Start clicking when you want to see the answer.

© Annie Patton Leaving Certificate Higher No 6b(i) Paper Next Slide Start clicking when you want to see the answer.

© Annie Patton Leaving Certificate Higher No 7 b (1) Paper Next Slide Start clicking when you want to see the answer.

© Annie Patton Leaving Certificate Higher No 6c (i) Paper Next Slide Start clicking when you want to see the answer.

© Annie Patton Homework. Differentiate the following: Next Slide

© Annie Patton Conclusion Next Slide

© Annie Patton Conclusion Next Slide

© Annie Patton Note the differentiation of cos -1 is not on the syllabus.