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(sin(5*ln(x)))'The calculation above is a derivative of the function f (x)
cos(5*ln(x))*(5*ln(x))'
cos(5*ln(x))*((5)'*ln(x)+5*(ln(x))')
cos(5*ln(x))*(0*ln(x)+5*(ln(x))')
cos(5*ln(x))*(0*ln(x)+5*(1/x))
(5/x)*cos(5*ln(x))
(5*cos(5*ln(x)))/x
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