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Question Number 112874 by sandy_delta last updated on 10/Sep/20

y=sec{sec[tan(tan(sin 4x^2 ))]}  (dy/dx) = ?

y=sec{sec[tan(tan(sin4x2))]}dydx=?

Commented by MJS_new last updated on 10/Sep/20

f_1 (f_2 (f_3 (f_4 (f_5 (f_6 (x))))))=  =f_1 ′(f_2 (f_3 (f_4 (f_5 (f_6 (x))))))×  ×f_2 ′(f_3 (f_4 (f_5 (f_6 (x)))))×  ×f_3 ′(f_4 (f_5 (f_6 (x))))×  ×f_4 ′(f_5 (f_6 (x)))×  ×f_5 ′(f_6 (x))×  ×f_6 ′(x)

f1(f2(f3(f4(f5(f6(x))))))==f1(f2(f3(f4(f5(f6(x))))))××f2(f3(f4(f5(f6(x)))))××f3(f4(f5(f6(x))))××f4(f5(f6(x)))××f5(f6(x))××f6(x)

Commented by sandy_delta last updated on 10/Sep/20

thanks very much Sir

thanksverymuchSir

Answered by bobhans last updated on 10/Sep/20

8xcos (4x^2 )sec^2 (sin 4x^2 )sec^2 (tan (sin 4x^2 ))sec (tan (tan (sin 4x^2 )))))...

8xcos(4x2)sec2(sin4x2)sec2(tan(sin4x2))sec(tan(tan(sin4x2)))))...

Commented by sandy_delta last updated on 10/Sep/20

how do you get the answer Sir?

howdoyougettheanswerSir?

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