How to differentiate ln(secx + tanx)

Find the first and second derivative of y = ln(sec x + tan x). Natural logarithms

y = ln(sec x + tan x), Differentiate the function

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Find the Derivative of ln(sec x)

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y = ln(sec x + tan x), Differentiate the function

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Show that ln|sec x + tan x| + ln|sec x - tan x| = 0. Natural logarithms Trig Identities

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Derivative of ln(sec(x)).

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