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Let f(x)=ln(cos x). Assume that x is restricted so that ln is defined. Find f ' (π/2).
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f(x)=ln(cos x) f ' (x) = 1/cosx .(-sinx) = -sinx/cosx now just substitute x with π/2
I got that far...the problem is that when I plug in pi/2. it says error
my hw (which is electronic) allows for multiple attempts...i have tried -1/0 or DNE. I was thinking maybe i did something wrong
just tried undefined...that worked...thats for your help rizwan_uet :)
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