Math, asked by patil1875, 8 months ago

derivative of sinx÷cosx is what

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Answered by guliahimanshi92

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Answer:

all is well in my answer

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Answered by isht2738

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Answer:

sec^2x

Step-by-step explanation:

Sinx/cosx =tanx

So,derivative of tanx is sec^2x

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