find the differential y = ln cos e^x
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Using the chain rule, we can break it down as follows: y = ln(u), where u = cos(e^x) dy/dx = (1/u) * du/dx Now, we need to find du/dx. Using the chain rule again, we can break it down as follows: u = cos(v), where v = e^x du/dx = -sin(v) * dv/dx Show more…
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