Question

Calc help, (tan(X/2)^(-1)) - 1/(2(x^(2)+4))

Answer 1

finding derivative please help with steps

Answer 2

you mean, (arctan(x/2) - 1)/(2(x^2 +4))

Answer 3

Just remember, this is only complex calculus using simple rules.

Answer 4

um yes arctan but the -1 is part of the x^(2)+4

Answer 5

\((\tan \frac x 2)^{-1}-\frac{1}{2(x^2+4)}\)

Answer 6

^correct

Answer 7

firt put tann x/2 as cot x/2 and diffetentiate it u wil get -1/2cosec^2x/2

Answer 8

becoz tan x/2 is to the power of -1 hence after taking its reciprocal u get cot x/2

Answer 9

by usng the product rule*

Answer 10

now differentiate -1/2(x^2+4) you will get -xlog (x^2+4)

Answer 11

hence your total answer is -1/2cosec^2x/2-xlog (x^2+4)

Answer 12

if you have any other problem you can ask