If y= sqrt(tan x + sqrt(tan x+ sqrt(tan ...

If `y= sqrt(tan x + sqrt(tan x+ sqrt(tan x + …oo)))`, then show that `(dy)/(dx)= (sec^(2) x)/(2y-1)`

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`(sec^(2)x)/(2y-1)`

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