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derivative of the sine and
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derivative of the sine and
differentiating term by term so I'll
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differentiating term by term so I'll
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differentiating term by term so I'll
take this expression for the power
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take this expression for the power
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take this expression for the power
series of the sine and differentiate it
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series of the sine and differentiate it
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series of the sine and differentiate it
turn by term and I'll get the power
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turn by term and I'll get the power
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turn by term and I'll get the power
series for cosine
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series for cosine
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series for cosine
so let's see the derivative of one of X
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so let's see the derivative of one of X
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so let's see the derivative of one of X
is one now the derivative of x cubed is
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is one now the derivative of x cubed is
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is one now the derivative of x cubed is
3x squared and then there's a three
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3x squared and then there's a three
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3x squared and then there's a three
factorial in the denominator and the
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factorial in the denominator and the
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factorial in the denominator and the
derivative of x to the fifth is 5x to
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derivative of x to the fifth is 5x to
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derivative of x to the fifth is 5x to
the fourth and there's a five factorial
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the fourth and there's a five factorial
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the fourth and there's a five factorial
in the denominator and so on and so on
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in the denominator and so on and so on
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