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find dy/dx if y= (tanx)/ (1+sinx)
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\[vu'-uv'/v^2\]
dy/dx = [(1+sinx)(sec^2) - (tanx)(cosx)] / (1+sinx)^2 Expand and simplify.
\[tan(x)(1+sinx)^{-1}=tan(x)-1(1+sinx)^{-2}(cosx)+(1+sinx)^{-1}(sec^2x)\]
\[\frac{-tanxcosx}{(1+sinx)^2}+\frac{sec^2x}{1+sinx}\]
\[\frac{-tanxcosx}{(1+sinx)^2}+\frac{sec^2x(1+sinx)}{(1+sinx)^2}\]
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\[\frac{-tanxcosx+sec^2x+sec^2xsinx}{(1+sinx)^2}\]
\[-tanxcosx=\frac{-sinx}{cosx}(cosx)=-sinx\]
you can do more if you want like switching them to have all sin(x) in them using the trig identity \[cos^2x+sin^2x=1\]
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