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Prove that $\frac{d}{d x}(\sec x)=\sec x \tan x$
First write sec $x$ as $\frac{1}{\cos x}$ then differentiate using quotient rule.
Calculus 1 / AB
Chapter 3
Derivatives
Section 4
The Product and Quotient Rules
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we want to prove that the derivative with respect to X d over DX of the function, seek and X is equal to seek inns X times Tangent X Well, let's just try the most direct approach by just taking the derivative of Seek and X well, the derivative of seeking Ex. It might be easier to first right out in terms of signs and coastlines. Seeking X is one over co sign X, and when you see that you might be tempted to use the quotient rule. But that's one of the more complicated derivative rules. And if you see that instead, you can write this as co sign next to the minus one. Then it becomes easier to differentiate. So we have co sign X to the minus one. This is a composition of functions. It has an inter function co sign X, and it has the outer function of raising co sign next to the minus one. So by the change by the chain rule, the first thing we do is we take the derivative of the outer function, raising costa next to the minus one, which by the power rule, tells us that we bring the minus one down and, uh um subtract one from the exponents of coastline X. So from minus one, it becomes a minus two. And now again by the chain rule, we multiply by the derivative of the Inter Function CO sign X, which is minus sine X, and we can simplify this a bit. We have two minus signs So those cancel out and we end up getting sign X over co sign Squared X and we want to get seeking access times Tangent X Well, we can get a sequined by bringing out one of the co signs in the denominator one of her co sign X And then what do we have left? You are left with precisely sign over co sign and thus we get seeking ex Tangent X. We can write a little box two in form the reader that we have reached the end of the proof
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