Derivative of (1/3)tan^3(x) + tan(x)

Derivative of (1/3)tan^3(x) + tan(x)
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00:00 Rewrite expression
00:21 Derivative of tan^3(x)
00:29 Derivative of tan(x)
00:37 Derivative of tan(x)
00:46 Take out the 1/cos^2(x) as common factor
00:58 Use the 1/cos^2(x)=tan^2(x)+1 identity
01:12 Simplify expression
01:20 Final answer!
01:26 See more!

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[@nandakumarcheiro]

1/cos^2 x . 1/cos^2 x=1/cos^4 x.

[@nandakumarcheiro]

Something wrong with last multiplication.

[@nandakumarcheiro]

Again you do a lot of mistake. Check up your answer or remove the vedio.

[@DerivativesForYou]

Hi! I don't understand what you are saying... In the last two steps I wrote tan^2(x)+1 as 1/cos^2(x) and then multiply 1/cos^2(x) by 1/cos^2(x) which is 1/cos^4(x)... I'm sorry but I don't see the mistake...