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find the derivative of $$(\cos { x } +i\sin { x) } (\cos { 2x+i\sin { 2x)(\cos { 3x } +i\sin { 3x) } ......(cosnx+i\sin { nx) } } }$$

Note by Rishabh Jain
4 years, 1 month ago

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