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Differentiate `sin ( ax^2 + bx+ c)` with respect to `cos ( tx^2 + mx + n)`

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`(du)/(dv) = ( u' (x))/( v' ( x)) = ( (2 ax + b) cos ( ax^(2) + bc + c))/( - (2 lx + m ) sin ( lx^(2) + mx + n) )`
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