For problem No. 4 Q1: Find dy/dx for the following functions (solve four only):-(1)5Y + 5*y = ln sin¬1 e*(4) y = cosh[sin-'(x²lnx)](2) y = Vsinh /tan x(5) y = csc-1(x² + 1)(3) y = (Inx)m

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Q1: Find dy/dx for the following functions (solve four only):- (1)5Y + 5*y = In sin-1 e* (4) y = cosh[sin¯'(x²lnx)] (2) y = /sinh /tan x (5) y = csc-1(x² + 1) (3) у %3D (lnx)tnх -1

Q1: Find dy/dx for the following functions (solve four only):- (1)5Y + 5y = In sin-1 e (4) y = cosh[sin¯'(x²lnx)] (2) y = /sinh /tan x (5) y = csc-1(x² + 1) (3) у %3D (lnx)tnх -1

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Q1: Find dy/dx for the following functions (solve four only):-
(1)5Y + 5*y = ln sin¬1 e*
(4) y = cosh[sin-'(x²lnx)]
(2) y = Vsinh /tan x
(5) y = csc-1(x² + 1)
(3) y = (Inx)m

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