Math, asked by SheruKumar6713, 6 months ago

Y= (cos(log(tanx)) find y'

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Answered by sam885104
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Answer:

y' = { -sin(log(tanx)) (secx)^2 }/ tanx

Step-by-step explanation:

y = cos(log(tanx))

y' = d/dx {cos(log(tanx))}

y' = -sin(log(tanx)) d/dx {(log(tanx))}

y' = -sin(log(tanx)) ( 1/tanx) d/dx (tanx)

y' = -sin(log(tanx)) ( 1/tanx) (secx)^2

y' = { -sin(log(tanx)) (secx)^2 }/ tanx

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