Differentiate with respect to X
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Logarithmic differentiation.
y = xsin x
ln y = (sin x) ln x ← taking the natural log of both sides.
y'/y = (cos x) ln x + (sin x)/x ← Using the product rule and implicit differentiation.
y' = y((cos x) ln x + (sin x)/x) ← multiplying by y.
y' = xsin x ((cos x) ln x + (sin x)/x) ← substitution.
Note that if you use logarithmic differentiation to differentiate y = uv with respect to x, you will get the following:
y' = vuv-1 * du/dx + uv ln u * dv/dx.
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Let us assume that the question as logx(here x=cosx).
Now,differentiation of logx gives 1/x.
So,it will become 1/cosx.
Again we should differentiate cosx which gives -sinx.
So,it will become -sinx/cosx=-tanx.
The final answer for diff of logcosx is -tanx.
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Assuming logxlogx is base ee, let y=xlogxy=xlogx. Take a logarithm of both sides to get logy=log(xlogx)=logxlogxlogy=log(xlogx)=logxlogx. Differentiate both sides to get y′y=2logxxy′y=2logxx Multiplying by yy gives y′=xlogx2logxx
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