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post your conputation to this derivative: F(x)=sin(tan(x))•cos(x) using at least two of these: product rule, chain...

post your conputation to this derivative:
F(x)=sin(tan(x))•cos(x)
using at least two of these: product rule, chain rule, quotient rule
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