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We will need to use Quotient Rule along with the chain Rule.
Also we need to know the basic derivatives of sec and tan.
We will refer to those later.
Now lets look at the Quotient rule:
f(t) = sec(3t) , g(t) = tan(5t)
Find f'(t) and g'(t) using derivatives from top of post.
Note that u = 3t for f(t) and u = 5t for g(t).
Substituting into quotient formula:
Also we need to know the basic derivatives of sec and tan.
We will refer to those later.
Now lets look at the Quotient rule:
f(t) = sec(3t) , g(t) = tan(5t)
Find f'(t) and g'(t) using derivatives from top of post.
Note that u = 3t for f(t) and u = 5t for g(t).
Substituting into quotient formula: