Physics, asked by pranjali26, 11 months ago

find dy/dx when y=lnx/x​

Answers

Answered by chitraksh68
0

Answer:

Answer:

y

'

=

ln

(

x

)

ln

(

x

)

(

1

x

ln

(

ln

(

x

)

)

+

1

x

)

Explanation:

Taking the logarithm on both sides we get

ln

(

y

)

=

ln

(

x

)

ln

(

ln

(

x

)

)

differentiating with respect to

x

:

y

'

y

=

1

x

ln

(

ln

(

x

)

)

+

ln

(

x

)

1

ln

(

x

)

1

x

so we get

y

'

=

ln

(

x

)

ln

(

x

)

(

1

x

ln

(

ln

(

x

)

)

+

1

x

)

Explanation:

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