Derivatives of inverse trigonometric functions sin-1(2x), cos-1 (x^2), tan-1 (x/2) sec-1 (1+x^2)

Derivatives of inverse trigonometric functions sin-1(2x), cos-1 (x^2), tan-1 (x/2) sec-1 (1+x^2)
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