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Is the derivative of 2sec(x) = 2(sec(x)tan(x)) or 2sec(x)tan(x)?
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2 sec(x)tan(x)
i feel strongly that they are the same thing
oh i didnt see the extra bracket. nvm
\[\ln (x/2 + \sqrt{x^2-4}/2) = \ln (x+\sqrt{x^2-4})?\]
I am not sure how this is true
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How does the 2 come off the bottom?
is the other 2 under the square root sign or not?
No the x and the sqrt(x^2-4) are both being divided by two, but for some reason the book loses the 2 on the bottom.
yeah they just didvide through by 2. If you nice the 2 under the single x is gone too
Explain this, I am just a bit confused.
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The equation above was just the final answer, not sure how it was achieved.
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