Find the second order derivative of y=log(ax+x^2)
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Step-by-step explanation:
Let y=log(logx)
⇒
dx
dy
=
dx
d
[log(logx)]=
logx
1
.
dx
d
(logx)=
xlogx
1
=(xlogx)
−1
∴
dx
2
d
2
y
=
dx
d
[(xlogx)
−1
]=(−1).(xlogx)
−2
.
dx
d
(xlogx)
=
(xlogx)
2
−1
.[logx.
dx
d
(x)+x
dx
d
(logx)]
=
(xlogx)
2
−1
[logx.1+x
x
1
]=
(xlogx)
2
−(1+logx)
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