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derivative of y=log(x^x)^x​

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Answered by genius7914
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Answer:

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Answered by visankreddy
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Answer:

x(1+logx)+logx^x

step by step explanation:

let y=log(x^x)^x

we know that log a^m=mlog a

  • y=x log(x^x)
  • dy/dx=x d/dx(logx^x) + logx^x d/dx(x)

d/dx(uv)=u dv/dx+v du/dx

  • dy/dx=x•1/x^x •d/dx(x^x) + logx^x (1)

d/dx(logx)=1/x

  • dy/dx=x•1/x^x •x^x(1+logx) + logx^x

d/dx(x^x)=x^x(1+logx)

then x^x will be cancelled

  • dy/dx=x(1+logx) + logx^x
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