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Find the derivative of g(x) = e^theta/cos(theta)
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\[e^\theta/\cos(\theta)\] \[(\cos(\theta))(e^\theta)-(e^\theta)(-\sin(\theta))/(\cos(\theta))^2\]
then
\[e^\theta \cos(\theta)+e^\theta \sin(\theta)/(\cos(\theta))^2\]
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