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derivative of xcosx/x+tanx​

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Answered by tinapatinsome
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Answer:

-sin x + sec^{2}x

Step-by-step explanation:

since its xcosx/x the numerator x and denominator x will get cancelled and we will be left with cos x + tan x.

so d/dx(cos x) + d/dx(tan x) which is equal to

    -sin x       +    sec^{2}x

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