Determine the 20th derivative of y = sin(2x).

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snow_lady [41]2 years ago

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1st derivative = 2 cos (2x) 2nd derivative = -4sin(2x) 3rd = -8 cos(2x) . . . 20th derivative= 2^20 sin(2x)

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