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Derivative of Standard Functions

Question

$\frac{d (tan x .)}{d x}$
${sec}^{2} x$
${cot}^{2} x$
${cos}^{2} x$
${sin}^{2} x$

A

{cos}^{2} x

B

{sin}^{2} x

C

{sec}^{2} x

D

{cot}^{2} x

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$y = tan x .$

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