The function f, where f(x) = secx, has domain 0

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The function f, where f(x) = sec xr, has domain 0 <x< and has inverse function
f-l, where f-'(x) = sec-lx.
%3D
Show that
sec-l
x= coS
Hence show that
은(see-1 x)=
dr
-x
Transcribed Image Text:a) The function f, where f(x) = sec xr, has domain 0 <x< and has inverse function f-l, where f-'(x) = sec-lx. %3D Show that sec-l x= coS Hence show that 은(see-1 x)= dr -x
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