Since tan x, cot x, sec x, and csc x are all quotients of sine and cosine functions, what derivative rule can we use to derive the shortcut differentiation rules for tan x, cot x, sec x, and csc x without having to use the definition of the derivative which involves limits? Product Rule O Power Rule Sum Rule O Quotient Rule

Q: Find y" by implicit differentiation Va + Vy= 4

A: To  Determine: find the implicit differentiation Given: we have x+y=4 Explanation: we have x+y=4 so…

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A: We have to find derivative of given  function.

Q: determine the derivative and check the answer by taking derivative: secx/(secx-cosx)

A: To find: The derivative of function.

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Q: Summarize how the derivatives of inverse trigonometric functions are related to the derivatives of…

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