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Find dy/dx if y= tan(sinx)

Find dy/dx if y= tan(sinx)

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Solution:

Step 1.

Differentiate w.r.t. x.

............... Multiply numerator and denominator by d (sinx).

Step 2. Let t = sinx .

Step 3.

.......... using &

Step 4. Put t = sinx.

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