5. f(x) = sec [(x³ + 3) (√√x + x)] 6. y = 4 cos 3x 1 7. f(x) = 3+ sin² x 8. y = (cscx + (csc x + 2) 5 + x² + x 9. y = tan + tan(70) 10. 9(x) = (√√x + √x) (√ + √x) (x² – 1)7 - 3 - 11. f(x) = X 3 x+1 12. A(t) = cos(wt + 0); Also find 13. f(x) = sin [cos (x² + x)] dA dt t=0

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Chapter4: Calculating The Derivative
Section4.4: Derivatives Of Exponential Functions
Problem 18E
Question

Differentiate the following functions requiring use of Chain Rule. (Any value that is not the function variable should be considered a constant)

5. f(x) = sec [(x³ + 3) (√√x + x)]
6. y = 4 cos 3x
1
7. f(x) =
3+ sin² x
Transcribed Image Text:5. f(x) = sec [(x³ + 3) (√√x + x)] 6. y = 4 cos 3x 1 7. f(x) = 3+ sin² x
8. y = (cscx +
(csc x + 2) 5 + x² + x
9. y = tan +
tan(70)
10. 9(x) = (√√x + √x)
(√ + √x) (x² – 1)7
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3
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11. f(x) =
X 3
x+1
12. A(t) = cos(wt + 0); Also find
13. f(x) = sin [cos (x² + x)]
dA
dt
t=0
Transcribed Image Text:8. y = (cscx + (csc x + 2) 5 + x² + x 9. y = tan + tan(70) 10. 9(x) = (√√x + √x) (√ + √x) (x² – 1)7 - 3 - 11. f(x) = X 3 x+1 12. A(t) = cos(wt + 0); Also find 13. f(x) = sin [cos (x² + x)] dA dt t=0
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