1. If y= tanx, prove that y"=2(y² +1)(3y² +1).

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1. If y= tanx, prove that y"=2(y² +1)(3y² +1).
IT
of the following:
2. If x=sect and y= tan t, evaluate at t = -
(a)
dx
dy
(b)
3. Find y' for y = cos(sin' x)
dy
4. If x= y1-y, find
dx
dy
when t=2.
dt
%3D
5. If y = x -4x and x v2r2 +1; find
6. Find y' and y"for y=sin(x+ y).
7. Find y' for sin x+ sin y=1.
8. Find y for x cos y = sin(x+ y).
Transcribed Image Text:Homework: 1. If y= tanx, prove that y"=2(y² +1)(3y² +1). IT of the following: 2. If x=sect and y= tan t, evaluate at t = - (a) dx dy (b) 3. Find y' for y = cos(sin' x) dy 4. If x= y1-y, find dx dy when t=2. dt %3D 5. If y = x -4x and x v2r2 +1; find 6. Find y' and y"for y=sin(x+ y). 7. Find y' for sin x+ sin y=1. 8. Find y for x cos y = sin(x+ y).
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