y= cos (logx)/x then dy/dx ??
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y = ( cos x)log x + (log x )x
tahing log on both sides
log y = log x .log( cos x) +x . log ( log x)
differentiating ;
1/y dy/dx = log (cos x)/x - tan x log x +log ( log x ) +1/log x
dy/dx = y[log ( cos x )/ x - tan x log x +log( log x ) +1/log x ]
therefore , dy/dx = ( cos x )log x + ( log x )x [ log (cos x )/ x -tan x log x +log ( log x ) +1/log x
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