
Kenneth S. answered 10/28/16
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f(θ) = θtanθsecθ = (θsinθ)/cos2θ is a nice simplification; I intend to use the Quotient Rule. Let this be u/v
so that u' = sinθ + θcosθ and v' = -2cosθsinθ (note that I've used the product rule to differentiate u and the chain rule during differentiation of v (w.r.t. θ)
f'(θ) = (u'v - uv')/v2 is the Quotient Rule; just substitute for u, v, u' and v' and simplify as much as you like.