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OpenStudy (anonymous):

tan(e^2x)find dy/dx? a.sec^2(e^2x) b.2e^2xsec2(x) c.2e^2xsec^2(e^2x) d.2tan(e^2x)sec^2(e^2x) e2e^2xtan(e^2x)+sec^2(e^2x) whih one is the answer

OpenStudy (lυἶცἶ0210):

You're gonna have to use the chain rule, so first take the derivative of tan \(\Large \frac{dy}{dx} tanx=\sec x^2 \) Now the derivative of \(e^{2x} \) In all you should end up with: \(\Large \sec^2(e^{2x}) *2 e^{2x} \)

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