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# Evaluating derivatives Evaluate and simplify the following

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Evaluating derivatives? ?Evaluate and simplify the following derivatives. d ?1 ?x dx(tan (e ) at x=0

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Solution 35RE Step1: d 1 x Given dx(tan (e ) at x=0 d 1 x First we find dx(tan (e ) We know that d[tan (x)] = 1 dx 1+x2 d (e ) = ae x dx

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