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(a). y = -10x + 3 cosx                     ⇒  dy/dx = -10- 3sinx  

(b). y = 3/x +5sinx                          ⇒  dy/dx = -3x^(-2) + 5cosx

(c).   y = cosec - 4x + 7                   ⇒ dy/dx =  -csc x cot x  - 2x^(-1/2 )

(e).  dy/dx   =   cosx secx  + sinx sec x tan x  - sinx secx + cosx secx tanx

Explanation:

(a).  y = -10x + 3 cosx      

             Taking derivative with respect to "x"

        dy/dx  = d(- 10x + 3cosx)/dx

        dy/dx = - 10 - 3sinx

    (b).  y = 3/x + 5sinx  

              Taking derivative with respect to "x"

         dy/dx = d( 3/x +5sinx )/dx

         dy/dx = d(3x^(-1) + 5sinx) /dx

         dy/dx = -3x^(-2) + 5cosx

         dy/dx = -3x^(-2) + 5cosx

      (c).   y = cosecx - 4x + 7

             Taking derivative with respect to "x"

          dy/dx  =  d(cosecx - 4√x + 7) /dx

         dy/dx =   d( cosecx - 4x^(1/2) + 7 )/dx      

         dy/dx =   -cscx cot x  - (1/2)×4x^(-1/2) + 0   ∵ ( 7 constant so equal to 0)

          dy/dx =  -csc x cot x  - 2x^(-1/2 )

      (e).  y =  ( sinx + cosx) secx  

              Taking derivative with respect to "x"

            dy/dx = d( sinx secx + cosx secx ) /dx

                 Using product rule we get

        dy/dx   =   cosx secx  + sinx sec x tan x  + (-sinx secx + cosx secx tanx )

  dy/dx   =   cosx secx  + sinx sec x tan x  - sinx secx + cosx secx tanx    

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