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The derivative of the function y = e* In(cos x) is: y' = e*(In(cos x) – tan x) y' = e*(In(sec x) + tan x) the above the above y' = e*(In(csc x) – cotx) the above none of them

The derivative of the function y = e* In(cos x) is: y' = e*(In(cos x) – tan x) y' = e*(In(sec x) + tan x) the above the above y' = e*(In(csc x) – cotx) the above none of them

Mathematics For Machine Technology
Mathematics For Machine Technology
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ISBN:9781337798310
Author:Peterson, John.
Publisher:Peterson, John.
Chapter58: Achievement Review—section Five
Section: Chapter Questions
Problem 30AR: Determine dimension x to 3 decimal places.
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The derivative of the function y = e* In(cos x) is: y' = e*(In(cos x) – tan x) y' = e*(In(sec x) + tan x) the above the above y' = e*(In(csc x) – cotx) the above O none of them
Transcribed Image Text:The derivative of the function y = e* In(cos x) is: y' = e*(In(cos x) – tan x) y' = e*(In(sec x) + tan x) the above the above y' = e*(In(csc x) – cotx) the above O none of them
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