CBSE Class 12-science Answered
Prove that.....
Asked by | 25 Aug, 2008, 08:34: PM
Expert Answer
cos(x/2)*cos(x/4)*cos(x/8)..........=(sinx)/x
taking log on both sides, we get,
log[cos(x/2)]+log[cos(x/4)]....=log [sinx]-logx
taking derivative on both sides wrt x, we get,
-(1/2)(tan[x/2])-(1/4)tan(x/4)-...= -tanx -(1/x)
taking derivative again,
we get the result.
Answered by | 19 Mar, 2009, 08:38: AM
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