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From Rogawski ET section 4.9, exercise 45. Use the formulas for the derivatives of f(x) = tan(x) and f (x) = sec(x) to evaluate the following indefinite integrals sec2(9x) dx = +C sec(x + 4) tan(x + 4)dx = +C
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