Differentiate given functions w.r.t. x : log x tan^-1 ( y - x^2x^2 )
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First, we use the product rule to differentiate the given function: d/dx [log x tan^-1 ( y - x^2x^2 )] = d/dx [log x] * tan^-1 ( y - x^2x^2 ) + log x * d/dx [tan^-1 ( y - x^2x^2 )] Show more…
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