Ok you want to find the derivative of this but don't know how....
you know sec x =1/cos x
So lets derive 1/cos x instead of sec x
(Lo D hi - hi D lo)/(lo)2
(cos x (0)-1*(-sinx))/(cos x)2
So we know the derivative of sec x = sinx/(cos x)2. We can break this apart to (sinx/cosx)*1/cos x or tanx sec x.
Now we can plug in 3 to find the slope. Remember the first derivative is the slope at a point
you will get tan(3)sec(3). This is the slope
Now use the equation of the line to find the rest
y-2=tan(3)sec(3)(x-3)
There's your answer. But are you sure the x point is 3?????