differentiating 3 functions

Hi, is it possible to differentiate;

-(1/3)ln|secx|.exp(x).sinx??

do we go about doing this the same way as normal differentiation for example;
first differentiate ln|secx| only and so on......?

(Headbang)

Use the product rule.

The product is
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Then, to differentiate [Math]e^x \sin x[/tex] use the product rule again.

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Originally Posted by mathsShOck

Hi, is it possible to differentiate;

-(1/3)ln|secx|.exp(x).sinx??

do we go about doing this the same way as normal differentiation for example;
first differentiate ln|secx| only and so on......?

(Headbang)

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yes, it can be differentiated. use the product rule for three functions.



where are functions of

Thank you people I got it now. :)