Calculus Derivative:Inverse Trig (1)

Derivation of the formula for the derivative of the arcsine function using implicit differentiation.

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[ChuiaPoil]

Thanks a lot

[neiljodymath]

You bet, glad it helps...

[miamimanni]

This video rocks man thanks, 5 stars ^_^

[johndiiba]

gr8 help appreciate

[aaronf8]

May have just saved my ass....THANK YOU

[gulhassanfx]

thanks man, this is great, my textbook didnt show the step how the root(1-x^2) was obtained, and that's where your vid came in. Great keep it up!

[FaiththeHairstylist]

This was great, thanks for posting. I really don't see the point of rote memorization if it doesn't help you actually know how to do what it is you're memorizing!

[M55ikael]

Thank you so much! I´ve been searching a lot for this, it´s definitely the best video on the subject here on Youtube.

[WPM1414]

Yeah, thanks. It ended up working out pretty nicely. I just struggled a bit getting started with it. Not to mention, i was/am completely brain dead from 30+ other similar problems in combination with AP exams this week.

[christygio]

yes, you are on the right track. definitely use the chain rule and the formula for the derivative of the arcsine function.The video is just a nice application of implicit differentiation in calculus one.

[WPM1414]

hmm. Thanks, this is helpful. I'm having trouble translating this into doing arcsin(x/2) I think the chain rule is my best bet, but i get a different answer than my calculator.