Derivative of 2sec(pi*x) using the chain rule. Differentiate with respect to the argument.

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Derivative of 2sec(pi*x) using the chain rule. Differentiate with respect to the argument.

We differentiate 2sec(pi*x) by using the chain rule. First, differentiate 2sec(pi*x) with respect to pi*x, then multiply by the derivative OF pi*x to obtain the derivative using the chain rule.
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