Math, asked by abhi2222pandey, 1 year ago

If y= (logx)^x then dy/dx=?

Answer is log(ex) but how???

Please solve.


brunoconti: it is not even possible. where did u get the question

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Answered by Anonymous
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here u are . . ... ...
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brunoconti: this is TOTALLY wrong!!!!!!!!!
atulrajcool: Wrong wrong wrong
Answered by actorakshat2222
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Answer:

y = logx^x

y = xlogx (property of log)

dy/dx = x*1/x + logx*1 (u*v rule)

dy/dx = 1 + logx

dy/dx = loge + logx

dy/dx = log(ex) (property of log)

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