How to get \(\displaystyle\frac{{2}}{{{t}^{{2}}+{1}}}\) as the derivative

Brielle James

Brielle James

Answered question

2022-04-06

How to get 2t2+1 as the derivative for sin(θ) when tan(θ2)=t

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Kendall Wilkinson

Kendall Wilkinson

Beginner2022-04-07Added 17 answers

Using the Chain Rule directly,
θ=arcsin(2t1+t2)
dθdt=11u22(1t2(1+t2)2)
[the part you found is only the dudt "Chain rule" factor]
=11(2t1+t2)2(1t2(1+t2)2)
=1(1+t2)24t2(1+t2)22(1t2(1+t2)2)
=1(1t2)2(1+t2)22(1t2(1+t2)2)
=(1+t21t2)2(1t2(1+t2)2)
=21+t2

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