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Solve the following a)y=tan^-1 (sqrt((x+1)/(x+2) b)y=ln(sin^-1(x)) c)d/dx[sec^-1(x)]=1/(x(sqrt(x^2 -1) d)Find Y' tan^-1(x^2 y)=x+xy^2

Solve the following

a)y=tan^-1 (sqrt((x+1)/(x+2)
b)y=ln(sin^-1(x))
c)d/dx[sec^-1(x)]=1/(x(sqrt(x^2 -1)
d)Find Y' tan^-1(x^2 y)=x+xy^2

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