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The document discusses the differentiation of functions and their inverses, providing proofs and examples related to calculus. It covers the relationships between derivatives of composite functions, including specific cases like y = sin^-1(x) and y = sec^-1(x). The document also includes limits and the existence of derivatives in various scenarios.

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The document discusses the differentiation of functions and their inverses, providing proofs and examples related to calculus. It covers the relationships between derivatives of composite functions, including specific cases like y = sin^-1(x) and y = sec^-1(x). The document also includes limits and the existence of derivatives in various scenarios.

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