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Let F(x)=
\int\limits^x_0 \, tan(t)sec(t)dt. What is F′(x)?

Let F(x)= \int\limits^x_0 \, tan(t)sec(t)dt. What is F′(x)?-example-1
User Nulle
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Answer: D. tan x sec x. Please give thanks and rate if you found it helpful.

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User RWill
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Answer:

D

Explanation:

Integral of tan(t)sec(t) is sec(t) + c

Upper limit - lower limit

sec(x) - sec(0)

sec(x) - 1

Derivative of sec(x) - 1

sec(x)tan(x)

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