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Find derivatives
1- 4 Find derivatives.
1. d/dx(sinx + cosx + e^x)
2. d/dx(tanx - secx)
3. d/dx{secx9tanx + cosx)}
4. d/dx(cot x)
sub|x=pi/4
The solution explains how to find the derivatives using chain rules and linearity of differentiation in detail.
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