tan (z) sec (z) sec" (z) dz is equal to: Scos (2) +C -3sec" (2) +C tan (2) sec (z) O 3se" (2) + C None of above

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Chapter4: Calculating The Derivative
Section4.2: Derivatives Of Products And Quotients
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tan (x) sec (x)
-dx is equal to:
sec (x)
3cos (x)+C
-3sec (x) + C
tan (x) sec (x)
3sec (x) + C
None of above
Transcribed Image Text:tan (x) sec (x) -dx is equal to: sec (x) 3cos (x)+C -3sec (x) + C tan (x) sec (x) 3sec (x) + C None of above
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