Differentiate sinx^x° with respect to x
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Let y = sin x^x
So,
dy/dx = d(sin x^x)/dx^x * d(x^x)/dx ....by chain rule
So,
dy/dx = cos x^x * d(x^x)/dx
Now let
u = x^x
Taking natural log both sides
ln u = x ln x
Differentiating both sides.
1/u*du/dx = x*1/x + ln x * 1
Therefore,
du/dx = u*(1+ln x) = x^x ( 1 + ln x)
Now, du/dx = d(x^x)/dx = x^x(1+lnx)
Therefore,
d(sin x^x)/dx = x^x(1+ ln x)* cos x^x
So,
dy/dx = d(sin x^x)/dx^x * d(x^x)/dx ....by chain rule
So,
dy/dx = cos x^x * d(x^x)/dx
Now let
u = x^x
Taking natural log both sides
ln u = x ln x
Differentiating both sides.
1/u*du/dx = x*1/x + ln x * 1
Therefore,
du/dx = u*(1+ln x) = x^x ( 1 + ln x)
Now, du/dx = d(x^x)/dx = x^x(1+lnx)
Therefore,
d(sin x^x)/dx = x^x(1+ ln x)* cos x^x
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