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The hyperbolic functions are certain combinations of the exponential functions ex and e–x. These functions occur often enough in differential equations and engineering that they’re typically introduced in a Calculus course. Some of the real-life applications of these functions relate to the study of electric transmission and suspension cables.

A chart of derivative and integration formulas for hyperbolic functions.

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