derivative of Tan-' (sec x + tan x)
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By the Sum Rule, the derivative of sec(x)+tan(x) sec ( x ) + tan ( x ) with respect to x is ddx[sec(x)]+ddx[tan(x)] d d x [ sec ( x ) ] + d d x [ tan ( x ) ] .
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Differentiate using trigonometric identities.
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By the Sum Rule, the derivative of sec(x)+tan(x) sec ( x ) + tan ( x ) with respect to x is ddx[sec(x)]+ddx[tan(x)] d d x [ sec ( x ) ] + d d x [ tan ( x ) ] .
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