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1. Find the derivative of f(x)= √4-sin(x)/3-cos(x) 2. Find the derivative of 1/(x^2-sec(8x^2-8))^2

1. Find the derivative of

f(x)= √4-sin(x)/3-cos(x)

2. Find the derivative of

1/(x^2-sec(8x^2-8))^2

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