Derivative of sin ( x+a)

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**Here (x+a)' means derivative of (x+a), usual notation, just remembering. (sin(x+a))' =cos(x+a)(x+a)' =cos(x+a)((a)'+(x)') =cos(x+a)((x)'+0) =(0+1)cos(x+a) =1*cos(x+a) =cos(x+a)**

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