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What is the derivative of y=tan(ln(2x+1))
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(d/dx) tan(x) = (sec(x))^2 (d/dx)ln(x) = 1/x Chain, chain, chain.....
Thank you very much! I forgot that the derivative of tan(x) = (secx)^2
That's one you may have to look up a few times before it sticks. You can observe that tan(x) = sin(x)/cos(x) and practice your Quotient Rule if you want to demonstrate it. :-)
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