differentiate: e^5ln(tan5x)
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Step-by-step explanation:
Using,
e^ln(a)=a
And,
ln(a^x)=x⋅ln(a)
we get,
e^5ln(tan(5x))
e^ln(tan(5x))5
=tan5(5x)
from there, we can use the chain rule
(u5)'⋅(tan(5x))'
where
(tan(5x))=sec^2(5x)⋅5
which gives,
5u4sec2(5x)⋅5
In total that becomes,
25tan^4(5x)sec^2(5x)
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