Physics, asked by mishti47, 8 months ago

d/dx(xlog ex-x) iss ka answer please fast​

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Answered by UncutDiamond
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I am assuming it is d/dx [ x*log( e^{x}-x ) ]

In that case first we use (UV)' and then apply chain rule.

So, U is x , V is log( e^{x}-x ).

Hence, U'V + V'U

log( e^{x}-x ) + [x/( e^{x}-x )] ( e^{x} - 1) -------------- Applying chain rule.

So, the final answer is, log( e^{x}-x ) +[ x( e^{x} - 1) ]/ ( e^{x}-x )

Taking LCM,

The final answer is {log{{(e^{x} - x)}^{e^{x} -x} + [ x( e^{x} - 1) ]} / ( e^{x}-x )

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