54/1000, derivative of ln(sec(x)+tan(x)), calculus 1 @bprpcalcbasics
54/1000, derivative of ln(sec(x)+tan(x)), calculus 1  @bprpcalcbasics
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Derivative of ln(sec(x)+sec(x)) using the chain rule, calculus 1.
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