Quotient Rule |Rules of Differentiation|

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[@DengMMajak]

I like the way
you are calculating maths

[@rescuemathacademy]

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[@tarfaibrahim912]

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[@amanhelpedbythelord]

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Not yet

[@SilasIdoko-xc2bh]

I don't understand how we get 1/cos^2x In example 2 y=tanx

[@rescuemathacademy]

Try to follow the steps again, this time, follow the example by writing. If you still have an issue then get back to me.

[@YeahMathIsBoring]

You might be wondering how come the numerator ended up with 1 right? It's actually trigonometry identity, where (cos^2)x + (sin^2)x = 1
Therefore, we will be getting 1/(cos^2)x