Explanation of Solution Given: The provided logarithmic function is y = In |sec a + tan z| Formula used: (F(9(z))) = f'(g(z)). g'(x) Calculation: Applying the Chain Rule, (|sec a + tan æ|)' y' sec z+ tan z sec z+tan z sec z+tan z| sOc z +tan z )(sec x tan x + sec² x) sec z+tan z| )(sec a + tan æ)' y' sec z+tan z| y' sec z+tan z| sec z+tan z (sec z tan z + sec? x) y' sec z+ tan z| (sec'z+tan z)(sec z tan z+sec?z) y' Isec z+ tan z? E Chapter 3.4, Problem 91E Chapter 3.4, Problem 93E → ||

Explanation of Solution Given: The provided logarithmic function is y = In |sec a + tan z| Formula used: (F(9(z))) = f'(g(z)). g'(x) Calculation: Applying the Chain Rule, (|sec a + tan æ|)' y' sec z+ tan z sec z+tan z sec z+tan z| sOc z +tan z )(sec x tan x + sec² x) sec z+tan z| )(sec a + tan æ)' y' sec z+tan z| y' sec z+tan z| sec z+tan z (sec z tan z + sec? x) y' sec z+ tan z| (sec'z+tan z)(sec z tan z+sec?z) y' Isec z+ tan z? E Chapter 3.4, Problem 91E Chapter 3.4, Problem 93E → ||

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