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Rates of Change of Trigonometric Functions

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Rates of Change of Trigonometric Functions

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Practice: Rates of Change of Trigonometric Functions

Let y=sin⁡2θy=\sin{2\theta}.

Practice: Rates of Change of Trigonometric Functions

Estimate the instantaneous rate of change of the function y=sin⁡2θy=\sin{2\theta} for the following values of θ.\theta. Use h=0.001h=0.001.

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Practice: Rates of Change of Trigonometric Functions
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Rates of Change of Trigonometric Functions
Practice: Rates of Change of Trigonometric Functions
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Practice: Rates of Change of Trigonometric Functions
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