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find derivative of cos(tanx^2)​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Let ,

F(x) = Cos(Tan (x)²)

By using chain rule , we get

  \sf \mapsto \frac{d \{Cos(Tan  {(x)}^{2} ) \}}{dx}  = Sin(Tan  {(x)}^{2} )   \times  \frac{d(Tan  {(x)}^{2} )}{dx}  \\  \\   \sf \mapsto \frac{d \{Cos(Tan  {(x)}^{2} ) \}}{dx}  = Sin(Tan  {(x)}^{2} )  \times Sec {(x)}^{2}   \times \frac{d {(x)}^{2} }{dx}  \\  \\  \sf \mapsto \frac{d \{Cos(Tan  {(x)}^{2} ) \}}{dx}  = Sin(Tan  {(x)}^{2} )  \times Sec {(x)}^{2} \times 2x \\  \\  \sf \mapsto \frac{d \{Cos(Tan  {(x)}^{2} ) \}}{dx}  = Sin(Tan  {(x)}^{2} )  \times 2xSec {(x)}^{2}

Hence , the derivative of Cos(Tan (x)²) is Sin(Tan (x)²) × 2xSec(x)²

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