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Using the knowledge of a² = b² + c² - 2bcCos(A)

Rearrange to aquire Cos(A) = (b² + c² - a²)/2bc

Then input ...

d/dx(4x³ + 2x) =  d/dx (4x³) + d/dx(2x)

                       = 4(3x²) + x

                       = 12x² + x

Suppose you are asked by your teacher to sum all the integers from 1 up to 1000. You might be thinking they must hold some kind of grudge against you. If you try to calculate the sum by adding on each ...

Notation: I use the ^ in the title question to indicated 'to the power of' and I use an asterisk * (or star) to indicate 'multiplied by' in the answer, to avoid confusion with the x term! 

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y = x^x -- Yikes! Doesn't that look ugly. 
It's mostly the x^x part, since ... to the x is fine, and x to the ... is fine.
We must split the two x's in order to continue. 
Perhaps we ...