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Squaring the sine, y = sin^2 x, gives a slope function equal to
A2 cos x
B2 sin x
Ccos^2 x
Dsin 2x
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. sin 2x
The chain rule gives 2 sin x cos x, which equals sin 2x.
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