SOLUTION: what is the derivative of:
1. y= tanx + 3
2. y= 7x - 5 sinx - secx ????
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Question 431013: what is the derivative of:
1. y= tanx + 3
2. y= 7x - 5 sinx - secx ????
Answer by richard1234(7193) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Simply apply the basic rules of differentiation, as well as the derivatives of various trigonometric functions:
1.
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