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Use a pythagorean Trig. Identity to simplify the function, then take derivative of this function. f(x) = 4x^2 tan x.
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@Mertsj can u help?
Is it: \[4x^2\tan x\]
yes
\[\tan x=\sqrt{1-\sec ^2x}\]
That's using a Pythagorean identity.
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ok
So you would be taking the derivative of \[4x^2\sqrt{1-\sec ^2x}\]
okay i'll do that
ok
i got 4x(x + sin(2x)) sqrt(tan^2 (x)) csc (x) sec (x)
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