How do you find the derivative of sin^2 (2x+3)sin2(2x+3)?

1 Answer
Dec 20, 2015

4sin(2x+3)cos(2x+3)4sin(2x+3)cos(2x+3)

Explanation:

According to the chain rule:

f'(x)=2sin(2x+3)d/dx[sin(2x+3)]

Now, find that derivative.
d/dx[sin(2x+3)]=cos(2x+3)overbrace(d/dx[2x+3])^(color(red)(=2))=2cos(2x+3)

Plug this back in.

f'(x)=4sin(2x+3)cos(2x+3)