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If siny=xsin(a+y), price that dydx=sin2(a+y)sina

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Since, siny=xsin(a+y) we have:
x=sinysin(a+y)
Deriving both sides we have:
dx=cosysin(a+y)sin(y)cos(a+y)sin2(a+y)dy
dxdy=cos(y)sin(a+y)sin(y)cos(a+y)sin2(a+y)
Using sin(a+b)=sin(a)cos(b)+sin(b)cos(a), we get that:
dxdy=sin(a+yy)sin2(a+y)=sin(a)sin2(a+y)
So, dxdy=sin2(a+y)sin(a)

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