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and the derivative of the cosine that's
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and the derivative of the cosine that's
the second derivative of sine is what
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the second derivative of sine is what
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the second derivative of sine is what
remember the - it's minus sine of X okay
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remember the - it's minus sine of X okay
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remember the - it's minus sine of X okay
now I want to take the third derivative
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now I want to take the third derivative
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now I want to take the third derivative
of the sine which is the derivative of
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of the sine which is the derivative of
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of the sine which is the derivative of
sine prime prime so it's the derivative
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sine prime prime so it's the derivative
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sine prime prime so it's the derivative
of this and we just decided the
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of this and we just decided the
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of this and we just decided the
derivative of sine is cosine so I get
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derivative of sine is cosine so I get
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derivative of sine is cosine so I get
cosine but I have this minus sign in
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cosine but I have this minus sign in
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cosine but I have this minus sign in
front
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front
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front
and now I want to differentiate again so
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and now I want to differentiate again so
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and now I want to differentiate again so
the cosine becomes a minus sign and that
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the cosine becomes a minus sign and that
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the cosine becomes a minus sign and that
minus sign cancels with this minus sign
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minus sign cancels with this minus sign
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