Math, asked by charancherry5, 3 months ago

Can anyone explain me that what is derivate of (Cosx+1 )^-1

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Answered by Anonymous

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$\frac{d( { \ \: cosx \: + 1) }^{ - 1} }{dy} \\ \implies \: log(cosx \: + 1) ( - \ \: sinx \: ) = - \ \: sinx log(cosx \: + 1)$

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