Robert D.
asked 03/24/21Let f(x)=(6sinx+5cosx)tan^−1x; f ' (x)=
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Nick S. answered 03/25/21
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f(x)= [6sin(x)+5cos(x)].tan^−1(x)
U = sin(x)+5cos(x) => U’ = cos(x) - 5sin(x)
V=tan^-1(x) => v’ = 1/(1+x^2)
Therefore f(x)= U.V using product rule
f’(x)=U’.V+U.V’ = [cos(x) - 5sin(x)].[tan^-1(x)] + [sin(x)+5cos(x)]. [1/(1+x^2)]
= sin(x).{1/(1+x^2) - 5tan^-1(x)} + cos(x).{5/(1+x^2) + tan^-1(x)}
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Robert D.
by tan^-1, I mean arctan03/24/21