Differentiate

ln(cos(2x))

2 answers

just use the chain rule

d/dx ln(u) = 1/u du/dx

d/dx ln(cos(2x)) = 1/cos(2x) (-2sin(2x)) = -2tan(2x)

3\4 3\1 3\6

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