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   Find the derivative of the function    f(t)=arccsc⁡〖(-t^2)〗    f(x)=arccot⁡√x    y=ln⁡〖t^2 〗-arctan⁡〖t/2〗    f(x)=arcsec⁡x+arccsc⁡x...

   Find the derivative of the function
   f(t)=arccsc⁡〖(-t^2)〗
   f(x)=arccot⁡√x
   y=ln⁡〖t^2 〗-arctan⁡〖t/2〗
   f(x)=arcsec⁡x+arccsc⁡x
   y=arctan⁡〖x/2〗+1/(2(x^2+4))


   Use implicit differentiation to find an equation of the tangent line the graph of the equation at the given point.
arctan⁡(x+y)=y^2+π/4, (1,0)

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