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Find the derivative of the functionf(x) =sin(sin(cos(sin(x))))by repeatedlyapplying the chain rule.

Find the derivative of the functionf(x) =sin(sin(cos(sin(x))))by repeatedlyapplying the chain rule.

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Here we apply chain rule and some derivative formula to calculate the derivative of the given function.

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