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I know the derivative of arcsin and that I should use the chain rule, but I was wondering if I should use (1 - 2 e ^-t) for the chain rule portion?
How do you derive arcsin(1 - 2 e ^-t)?
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Sorry! I realize now that I wasn't supposed to post homework questions here...
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