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what is the derivative of sin(x^0)

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siDDhESwaR MuKhErjEE

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21 Mar 2010 21:24:25 IST

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I guess the derivative would be 0 since the given expression is a constant

gaurav saini

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21 Mar 2010 21:49:13 IST

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i am not sure but i think its not 0

HIMANSHU JAIN

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22 Mar 2010 17:51:14 IST

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It is zero.

look, it this way:

derivative: Cos(x^0) multiplied by derivative of x^0.

which is zero.

I hope I am clear..

siDDhESwaR MuKhErjEE

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29 Mar 2010 20:21:33 IST

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yup it has to be zero........basically the thing is derivatives of such functions cannot be found out.

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Derivative:

$Possible derivation:\nd/dx(sin(1))\n | The derivative of sin(1) is zero:\n= | 0$

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