Question 8 *-3x2+4is:The derivative of the function y =sec xa) у'-6x sec x-seсx tan x (-3х2+4)sec2 xb) y'6x sec x-sec x tan x (-3x²+4)sec2 x-бx sec x+seс x tan x (-3x2+4)с) у'sec2 xa

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Given that y=-3x2+4secx find the derivative of y

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The derivative of the function y -3x2+4 is: %3D sec x

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