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Question
The second derivative of 3 sin 2x is
Correct Answer
Option A is the correct answer.
Detailed Explanation
Let y = 3 sin 2x.1. Find the first derivative (y'): y' = d/dx (3 sin 2x) = 3 * (cos 2x) * (d/dx(2x)) (using chain rule) y' = 3 * cos 2x * 2 = 6 cos 2x2. Find the second derivative (y''): y'' = d/dx (6 cos 2x) = 6 * (-sin 2x) * (d/dx(2x)) (using chain rule) y'' = 6 * (-sin 2x) * 2 = -12 sin 2x
Hint
Apply the chain rule twice for the derivatives of trigonometric functions.