1If g(x) = [** sec(t³) dt, then g'(x) =xO-3x² sec(x³)– sec(x³)— sec(1) tan(1) + sec(x³) tan(x³)sec(x³)O sec(1) – sec(x³)

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Section4.2: Derivatives Of Products And Quotients

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1 If g(x) = [** sec(t³) dt, then g'(x) = x O-3x² sec(x³) – sec(x³) — sec(1) tan(1) + sec(x³) tan(x³) sec(x³) O sec(1) – sec(x³)