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d/dt Sec sqrt t I am not sure which rule I should do.
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product rule.
\[\sec (\sqrt{t})?\] Then chain rule
or is it: \(\sf \color{red}{sec(\theta )\sqrt{t}}\) ?
chain rule, its a composite function. sec(x) is a function and sqrt(x) is a function, together they make a composite function :)
sorry, that should be: \(\sf \color{blue}{sec(t)}\)
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chain rule, derivative of the outside multiplied by derivative of the inside.
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