Derivative, Is my answer correct?

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The derivative of the function y=sin^6(4Θ) is correctly calculated as dy/dθ=24sin^5(4θ)cos(4θ). This conclusion is confirmed by the participants in the discussion, affirming the accuracy of the differentiation process applied to the given trigonometric function.

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Homework Statement


y=sin^6(4Θ)


Homework Equations





The Attempt at a Solution


dy/d\theta=24sin^5(4\theta)cos(4\theta)
 
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neutron star said:

Homework Statement


y=sin^6(4Θ)


Homework Equations





The Attempt at a Solution


dy/d\theta=24sin^5(4\theta)cos(4\theta)

Yes.
 

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