Physics, asked by fixupmeself, 2 months ago

Differentiate [ln(Sin(4x))][tan(4x)]

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Answered by knvv21

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Answer:

4[ln(sin4x)*(sec^2(4x))-(tan4x)*(cosec4x)(cos4x)]

Explanation:

ln(sin4x)*(sec^2(4x))*(4)]-[(tan4x)*(cosec4x)(cos4x)*4

= 4[ln(sin4x)*(sec^2(4x))-(tan4x)*(cosec4x)(cos4x)]

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