Monday 28 October 2013

`f(x) = cosh(8x+1)` Find the derivative of the function

`f(x)=cosh(8x+ 1)`


Take note that the derivative formula of cosh is


`d/dx[cosh(u)] = sinh(u) *(du)/dx`


Applying this formula, the derivative of the function will be


`f'(x) = d/dx [cosh(8x+1)]`


`f'(x) = sinh(8x + 1)*d/dx(8x+1)`


`f'(x)=sinh(8x + 1) * 8`


`f'(x) = 8sinh(8x +1)`



Therefore, the derivative of the function is `f'(x) =8sinh(8x+1)` .

`f(x)=cosh(8x+ 1)`


Take note that the derivative formula of cosh is


`d/dx[cosh(u)] = sinh(u) *(du)/dx`


Applying this formula, the derivative of the function will be


`f'(x) = d/dx [cosh(8x+1)]`


`f'(x) = sinh(8x + 1)*d/dx(8x+1)`


`f'(x)=sinh(8x + 1) * 8`


`f'(x) = 8sinh(8x +1)`



Therefore, the derivative of the function is `f'(x) =8sinh(8x+1)` .

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