Math, asked by niteeshan, 1 year ago

Find the derivative of
Y=√(1+sinx/1-sinx)

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Answered by 129Raj

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Multiply by √(1+Sinx)
Then,
Y=(1+Sinx)/Cosx
=Secx+Tanx
Derivative =Secx•Tanx + Sec²x

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