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How do you differentiate arctan(x)?

Differentiation of arctan(x), also written tan ^(-1) (x), requires a little knowledge of regular trigonometric algebra and differentiation, and implicit differentiation. Let's set y = arctan(x) to start. The...
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What is the structure of benzene?

Benzene is an aromatic compound. The structure of benzene is a 6 membered ring of carbons each bonded to eachother with a sigma bond, containing two electrons. The remaining 6 electrons form a pi-cloud of el...
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Passé Composé - 'Etre' or 'Avoir'?

In English, in the past tense, we use a combination of an auxillary verb and a main verb in the past participle form. In the example 'I have eaten', 'have' acts as the auxillary verb and 'eaten' is the past ...
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What is the chain rule, product rule and quotient rule and when do I use them?

The chain rule, product rule and quotient rule are all 3 methods of differentiating complex functions. Chain rule The chain rule is as follows: (dy/dx) = (dy/dz).(dz/dx) or D{f(g(x))}/dx = f'(g(x)).g'(x) The...
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Answered by Hakeem K. Maths tutor
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Why does the thickness of the heart's chamber walls vary?

A chamber wall's thickness is directly linked to its function. Each of the 4 chambers has a different function and so, they each have different wall thickness. The more work a chamber has to do, the thicker ...
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Answered by Tasnim E. Biology tutor
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