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f(x) = 9x10tan-1(x)  Use the product rule to derive. Let g(x) = 9x10Let h(x) = tan-1(x)  Product rule: f'(x) = g'(x)h(x) + g(x)h'(x)  f'(x) = 90x9tan-1 - [9x10 / (1 + x2)]

Step-by-step explanation:

so

\(f(x)=9x^1^0tan^-^1(x)\)

to find \(f'(x)=\)

\(d/dx(9x^1^0tan^-^1(x))\)

differentiation is linear so we solve differentiate separately and pull out constant factors

\([a.u(x)+b.v(x)]'=a.u'(x)+b.v'(x)\)

\(=9.d/dx(x^1^0tan^-^1(x))\)

applying product rule

\([u(x).v(x)]'=u'(x).v(x)+u(x).v'(x)\)

\(=9(d/dx[x^1^0].tan(x)+x^1^0.d/dx[tan(x)])\)

\(=9(10x^9tan(x)+x^1^0.(1/x^2+1))\)

\(=9(10x^9tan(x)+x^1^0/x^2+1)\)

simplify

\(f'(x)=90x^9tan(x)+(9x^1^0/x^2+1)\)