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Find the derivative. y = x tanh^-1(x) + ln (√( 1 −x2))

Find the derivative. y = x tanh^-1(x) + ln (√( 1 −x2))
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Find the derivative.
y = x tanh^-1(x) + ln (√( 1 −x2))

User Gang Gao
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Refer to the image attached.
Find the derivative. y = x tanh^-1(x) + ln (√( 1 −x2))-example-1
User Jake Stayman
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The answer is:

- 1 < x < 1

I hope this is correct

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