The function $F(x) = \int_{2x}^{4}\sin(t)dt$ represents the accumulation of the function $\sin(t)$ over the interval $[2x, 4]$. What is the derivative $F'(x)$ of this function?

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Derivative$F'(x)$$\sin(t)$
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