Find dy/dx, x^y × y^x = x+y
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Answer:
x
y
=y
x
.
Taking log on both sides
ylogx=xlogy.
Differentiating both the sides by uv rule
y.
x
1
+logx.
dx
dy
=x.
y
1
dx
dy
+logy
⇒
x
y
−logy=
y
x
.
dx
dy
−logx
dx
dy
⇒
x
y−xlogy
=
dx
dy
(
y
x−ylogx
)
⇒
dx
dy
=
y
x−ylogx
x
y−xlogy
⇒
dx
dy
=
x
y
(
x−ylogx
y−xlogy
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