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\[y = \csc ^{-1}(secx) , 0<=x<\frac{ \pi }{ 2 }\]
i tried to set it up, but somewhere i went wrong and now im lost
Next I did, \[y \prime = -\frac{ 1 }{ \left| secx \right| \sqrt{\sec ^{2}x-1}}*secx*tanx*secx*tanx\]
and then when simplifying, i got lost with \[y \prime = -\frac{ \sec ^{2}xtanx }{ secx \sqrt{\sec ^{2}x-1} }\]
can someone help me?
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