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would the derivative of 2x-(x^2)(tanx) by using the chain rule be 2-(2x^3)(tanx)(sec^2)(x)? and would the derivative of xcosx-sinx by using the chain rule be (-xsinx)-cosx?
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\[y=2x-x^2\tan x\\ y'=2-\left(2x\tan x+x^2\sec^2x\right)\] \[y=x\cos x-\sin x\\ y'=\left(\cos x-x\sin x\right)-\cos x=-x\sin x\] No chain rule here; straight up product rule.
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