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Derivatives y=cuberoot(4x^2-sqrt(cotx)) y= ln(x^2)+(ln x)^2-ln(e^x^2)+e^x^2

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Find the derivative of

a) y=cuberoot(4x^2-sqrt(cotx))

this is referring to cuberoot of entire function

b)ln(x^2)+(ln x)^2-ln(e^x^2)+e^x^2

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