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Show that the derivatives of `Sin^(-1)sqrt((x-beta)/(alpha-beta))"Tan"^(-1)sqrt((x-beta)/(alpha-x))` are equal .

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`(1)/(2sqrt((alpha-x)(x-beta)))`
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