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(5*tan(2*x-x^0.5))'The calculation above is a derivative of the function f (x)
(5)'*tan(2*x-x^0.5)+5*(tan(2*x-x^0.5))'
0*tan(2*x-x^0.5)+5*(tan(2*x-x^0.5))'
0*tan(2*x-x^0.5)+5*((2*x-x^0.5)'/((cos(2*x-x^0.5))^2))
0*tan(2*x-x^0.5)+5*(((2*x)'+(-x^0.5)')/((cos(2*x-x^0.5))^2))
0*tan(2*x-x^0.5)+5*((2*(x)'+(-x^0.5)'+(2)'*x)/((cos(2*x-x^0.5))^2))
0*tan(2*x-x^0.5)+5*((2*(x)'+(-x^0.5)'+0*x)/((cos(2*x-x^0.5))^2))
0*tan(2*x-x^0.5)+5*(((-x^0.5)'+0*x+2*1)/((cos(2*x-x^0.5))^2))
0*tan(2*x-x^0.5)+5*((0.5*x^(0.5-1)+2)/((cos(2*x-x^0.5))^2))
0*tan(2*x-x^0.5)+5*((2-0.5*x^-0.5)/((cos(2*x-x^0.5))^2))
(5*(2-(0.5*x^-0.5)))/((cos(2*x-x^0.5))^2)
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