B- Graph the following: (1) y = -sin (x-1) +3Q2)A- Find the derivative of the following: (Ling1) y = (1 + x²) (x²³/4-x-³)x²+33) f(x) =(x-1)³+(x+1)³2) f(x) = [tan x + 212) y = tan² (cos =)4) y = x³cot (x2² + x)stural domain ongo and graph the function for

We have to find part B and question 2) part A (1 to 4).

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B- Graph the following: ( 1) y = -sin (x-1) +3 Q2) A- Find the derivative of the following: ( 1) y = (1+x²) (x³/4-x-³) 3) f(x) = x²+3 (x-1)³+(x+1)³ 2) f(x) = |tan x + 21 2) y = tan² (cos =) 4) y = x³cot (x² + x)