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Please help me with finding the derivative of the following problem... y=ln(tanx)
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\[\frac{ dy }{ dx }=\frac{ 1 }{ tanx}\times \sec x\]
oops shouldbe sec squared x
sec(x)^2
\[=\frac{ \sec ^{2}x }{ tanx }\]
answer in the book is 2csc2x
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sec squared x is the same as 1 over cos squared x and 1 over tan x is cos x over sin x so you end up with 1 over cos x sin x which is the same as a half sin 2x and 1 over a half sin 2x is 2 csc 2x
sorry in the middle there i just wanted to say cos x sin x is a half sin 2x
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