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Derivative of: 2cot^2 (πx +2)

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Using the chain rule we get

-4pi (cot pix + 2)csc^2(pix + 2)

Adam Gonzales answered Aug 20, 2018

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$-4 \pi csc ^(2) ( \pi x+2)cot( \pi x+2)$

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