If y=log(1+ theta), x= sin^(-1) theta, t...

If `y=log(1+ theta), x= sin^(-1) theta`, then `(dy)/(dx)`=

A

`sqrt(1/(1+theta))`

B

`(1+ theta)/(1- theta)`

C

`sqrt((1-theta)/(1+ theta))`

D

`sqrt((1+ theta)/(1- theta))`

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The correct Answer is:

C

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