Calculus 8th Edition

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ISBN 10: 1285740629
ISBN 13: 978-1-28574-062-1

Chapter 6 - Inverse Functions - 6.7 Hyperbolic Functions - 6.7 Exercises - Page 490: 36

Answer

\[-(\sec h\,x)\;(\tan h\,x)[2+\ln \sec h\,x]\]

Work Step by Step

It is given that \[y=\sec h \,x\;(1+\ln \sec h\, x)\;\;\;...(1)\] Differentiate (1) with respect to $x$ using product rule \[y'=(\sec h \,x)'\;(1+\ln \sec h\, x)+\sec h \,x\;(1+\ln \sec h\, x)'\] We know that \[(\sec h\,x)'=-\sec h\,x\tan h\,x\] \[\Rightarrow y'=(-\sec h\,x\tan h\,x)(1+\ln \sec h\, x)+\sec h\,x\left[\frac{1}{\sec h\,x}\cdot(-\sec h\,x \:\tan h\,x)\right]\] \[y'=-\sec h\,x\tan h\,x-\sec h\,x\tan h\,x\ln \sec h\,x-\sec h\,x\tan h\,x\] \[y'=-2\sec h\,x\tan h\,x-\sec h\,x\tan h\,x\ln\sec h\,x\] \[y'=-\sec h\,x\tan h\,x[2+\ln \sec h\,x]\] Hence , \[y'=-\sec h\,x\tan h\,x[2+\ln \sec h\,x]\]
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