Physics, asked by ganesh50006, 8 months ago

if y=I n (In x) , then dy/dx is equal to....

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Answered by jagannaik0008
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Answer:

option a is correct

Explanation:

☆derivative of lnx=1/x

☆for complex, we need to do double integrtion

dy/dx= d/dx(ln(lnx))

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treat as x'

= d/dx(lnx').d/dx(x')

=1/lnx.1/x where x' is lnx

=1/xlnx

Answered by DrNykterstein
4

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