Find the derivative of e^(cos x) with respect to x.
Find the derivative of e^(cos x) with respect to x.
- A. e^(cos x) sin x
- B. −sin x e^(cos x)
- C. e^(sin x)
- D. cos x e^(cos x)
Answer: B) −sin x e^(cos x)
Explanation: By chain rule, d/dx(e^u) = e^u × u'. Here u = cos x, u' = −sin x. The result is −sin x e^(cos x).
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