Mathematics

Mathematics

Problem

Consider h(x)=cot⁡(kx)h(x)=\cot(kx), where kk is a non-zero real constant. a. Express h(x)h(x) using only sin⁡(kx)\sin(kx) and cos⁡(kx)\cos(kx). b. Find h′(x)h'(x) and simplify your answer completely in terms of cotangent or cosecant functions, as appropriate. c. For k=3k=3, evaluate h′(π6)h'(\tfrac{\pi}{6}) and state its exact value.

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