#simple differentiation

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sour moss
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Can someone explain to me how i can get my find tan4x, i got the derivative of the g(x) but cant turn it into the form they are asking for

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sand riverBOT
sour moss
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all i can think about is to multiply both sides of the equation by $$rt sin4x/cos^2x$$

willow falconBOT
sour moss
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but im not sure if its mathematically correct although it gets me an answer, ive seen an example which states that doing that is incorrect

strange atlas
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take the derivative of g(x)

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@willow falcon

sour moss
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yes

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i did that

sour moss
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how to manipulate tho

primal elbow
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if you remember from earlier, this is the derivative we got

primal elbow
# willow falcon **Samii**

keep in mind latex doesnt know how to read math
if you want a sqrt to appear, you have to type \sqrt{ inside }
if you want a fraction to appear, you have to type \frac{ numerator }{ denominator }

primal elbow
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with that, youll get an equation that looks exactly like tan 4x + #x = 0

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whatever that # is will be k

sour moss
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ahh okayyy

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tysm @primal elbow

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also for the other question

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i was ins chool

primal elbow
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.solved