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Whats the derivative of tan^theta - theta?
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\[y=\tan^\theta-\theta\] Is this what you mean?
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So we are taking tangent of -theta to the power of theta.
Im supposed to differentiate \[g(\theta)=e^{\theta}(\tan \theta- \theta)\]
\[g'(\theta)=[e^\theta*(\tan(\theta)-\theta)]+[e^\theta*\sec^2(\theta)]\rightarrow g'(\theta)=e^\theta[(\tan(\theta)-\theta)+(\sec^2(\theta)]\] @meaghan716
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Btw, I'm assuming that theta is independent and not a function of another variable.
In the second set of brackets on the left you need \[[e ^{\theta}*(\sec ^{2}\theta - 1)]\]
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