Question

similar problem.

Answer 1

\[\ln e^{tanx}\]

Answer 2

this isn't similar...this is pure chain rule

Answer 3

lol i ment similar as in differentiation problem.

Answer 4

this is chainrule with three equations though isnt it? f'(g(x)h(x))g'(h(x))h'(x)?

Answer 5

as i have ln(f), e^g and tan h

Answer 6

also algebra btw... \[\ln e^a \implies a\]

Answer 7

ahhhh blast in hell lol. thanks for that one...

Answer 8

so y' = sec^2 x?

Answer 9

right

Answer 10

thank you!

Answer 11

welcome