'Find dy y=tan sin (4t - 3)) 0'
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First, we need to use the chain rule to differentiate the function y = tan(sin(4t - 3)) with respect to t: dy/dt = sec^2(sin(4t - 3)) * cos(4t - 3) * 4 Show more…
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