differentiation ofcos(x^x)
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dy/dx=y.log(cosx)-tanx
Step-by-step explanation:
y=cosx^x
consider log
logy=log(cosx^x)
differntiation of log is 1/x
1/y.dy/dx=x.log(cosx) {as logm^n=nlogm}
1/y.dy/dx=1.log(cosx)+x.1/cosx.d/dx(cosx) {product rule in rhs }
1/y.dy/dx=log(cosx)+1/cosx.(-sinx) derivative of cosx=-sinx
1/y.dy/dx=log(cosx)-sinx/cosx
dy/dx=y.log(cosx)-tanx
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