Answer :
We have to find the derivative of sin–1(2x+3) with the first principle method, so,
f(x) = sin–1(2x+3)
by using the first principle formula, we get,
f ‘(x) =
f ‘(x) =
Let sin–1[2(x+h)+3] = A and sin–1(2x+3) = B, so,
sinA = [2(x+h)+3] and sinB = (2x+3),
2h = sinA – sinB, when h→0 then sinA→sinB we can also say that A→B and hence A–B→0,
f ‘(x) =
f ‘(x) =
[sinC – sinD = 2 sin cos
]
f ‘(x) =
[By using limx→0 = 1]
f ‘(x) =
f ‘(x) =
[By using Pythagoras theorem, in which H = 1 and P = 2x+3, so, we have to find B, which comes out to be by the relation H2 = P2 + B2]
f ‘(x) =
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