Re: y'


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Posted by Subhotosh Khan(3.14159265358979.....) on September 30, 2002 at 13:37:44:

In Reply to: y' posted by pi314159 on September 30, 2002 at 12:51:55:

: if i want to find y' of y=tan(arcsec x)

: should i put it into algebraic form or just use the chain rule OR does it even matter...?

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It really does not matter.

This one converts to nice algebraic form [y = sqrt(x^2-1)]. However, most of these do not convert so easily. Then you have to use the chain rule.

As you can see, the algebraic form requires use of chain rule too.



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