SOLUTION: I have a verbal exam question that confuses me.
How would I prove that sin(x + Pi/2)=cos(x) and cos(pi/2)=-sin(x) and then use these proofs to prove that (cos(x))'=-sin(x), if w
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Question 1194018: I have a verbal exam question that confuses me.
How would I prove that sin(x + Pi/2)=cos(x) and cos(pi/2)=-sin(x) and then use these proofs to prove that (cos(x))'=-sin(x), if we assume that (sin(x))'=cos(x)?
I am at loss regarding how I should create this collected explanation.
I would love any help sent my way.
Kind regards
Answer by Solver92311(821) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
You misstated your problem: You want to prove
Use the addition formulas:
To prove both
and
Then
Use the chain rule: Let
from the assumption, then
John

My calculator said it, I believe it, that settles it
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