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y = (Tanx)^logx + cos^2(π/4) find dy/dx
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let
U = (Tanx)^logx
using log
logu = logx .log{tan(X)}
differentiating with respect to X
du/udx = [log{Tan(x)}/X + logx(sec^2x)/tanx]u
Now
y = u + cos^2(π/4)
differentiating with respect to X we get
dy/dx = du/dx + 0
On putting the value of du/dx and u we get
dy/dx =[ log{tan(X)}/X + logx sec^2x/tanx]*{tan(X)}^logx
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