f(x)=log(tan e) find f'(x)
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Given,
f(x)= log(tan e)
Differentiating both sides with respect to x
f'(x) = d(log(tane))/dx
f'(x) = 0
Alternatively, F(x) is not a function of x .it is constant. Hence its differentiation will be zero
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If your questions is f(x) = log ( tan e )
then. F'(x) = 0
But if your question is like this
f(x) = log ( Tan x )
Then
F'(x ) = Sec² x / Tan x
______________________________
If your questions is f(x) = log ( tan e )
then. F'(x) = 0
But if your question is like this
f(x) = log ( Tan x )
Then
F'(x ) = Sec² x / Tan x
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