Mathematics, 30.03.2021 09:10, timothyashburn8

If Siny = x Sin (a+y). Prove that
dy/dx=[Sin²(a+y)]/Sina

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If Siny = x Sin (a+y). Prove that
dy/dx=[Sin²(a+y)]/Sina...