If y=(sinx)^(tanx)+(cos x)^(secx), find ...

If `y=(sinx)^(tanx)+(cos x)^(secx)`, find `(dy)/(dx).`

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The correct Answer is:

`(sinx)^(tanx).{sec^(2)x(logsinx)+1}+(cosx)^(secx).{secxtanxlog(cosx)-secxtanx}`

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