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If f(x)=sin−1(1−cos2x2sinx), then ∣∣f′(x)∣∣ is equal to

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|sinx|
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x
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0
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|cosx|
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1
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Solution

The correct option is A |sinx|
Given, f(x)=sin1(1cos2x2sinx)

=sin1(2sin2x2sinx)
=sin1sinx

Therefore, f(x)=|x|=±x

f(x)=±1

f(x)=1

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