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find the differential cofficient of log(log x) ?​

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Answered by kumarisoniasonia2488
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Answer:

The function we have is log(logx)

y = log(logx)

We make use of chain rule

Take u= logx

du / dx =1/x

Thus y= logu

Differentiate the above equation wrt x,

dy/dx = 1/u * du/dx

= 1/logx * 1/x = 1/ (xlogx))

Answered by sureshbm12
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Answer:

1(xlogx)

Step-by-step explanation:

y=log(logx)

let u =log x

du/DX=1/x

thus,y=log u

defferentiate the above equation wet x

dy(DX=1/u*du/DX

=1/logx*1/x

=1(xlogx)

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