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what is the derivative of f(x) = cos[sec^-1(e^x)]
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sec^-1 is 1/sec is cos f(x)=cos(cos(e^x) f'(x)= sin(cos(e^x))sin(e^x)e^x
-e^-x
So f(x)= sin(cos(e^x))sin(e^x)-e^-x?
my answer is correct but i m lazy to type everything down...he messed up in chaain rule
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