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Explain to me:
Why the 2πf came in front?
I lost touch and sort of forgot.
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The discussion focuses on the differentiation of the trigonometric function cos(2πft) using the chain rule. The derivation illustrates how the factor 2πf arises during differentiation, specifically in the expression d/dt(cos(2πft)). The final result confirms that the derivative is -2πf sin(2πft), demonstrating the application of the chain rule effectively. This example serves as a clear illustration of the relationship between trigonometric functions and their derivatives in the context of frequency.
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