y=x^xBoganBoy said:This is probably really easy but i dont know where to start.
Differentiate
y=x^x
Can someone please help? Thanks
HK attack!香港! said:Implicit Differentiation:
http://mathworld.wolfram.com/ImplicitDifferentiation.html
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isn't substitution calculus also beyond 2U?mojako said:HK attack!
if u dont want to use the method they do in Hong Kong,
y=x^x
y=e^(x lnx)
if u=x lnx,
du/dx = 1 lnx + x 1/x = lnx + 1
y=e^(x lnx)
y = (lnx + 1) e^(x lnx)
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well.. depends on what substitution it isklaw said:isn't substitution calculus also beyond 2U?
They teach this in the 2unit Cambridge Book, in the last section of this topic i think.mojako said:well.. depends on what substitution it is
i think 2u ppl shud be able to differentiate
y=e^(x lnx)
or maybe simpler ones like y=e^sinx
but the trick with this q is to get
y=x^x
y=e^(x lnx)
and that shudnt be in 2u
teach x^x=e^(x lnx) or how to differentiate e's?mattchan said:They teach this in the 2unit Cambridge Book, in the last section of this topic i think.
HSC: 2006.ben said:i'm doing 3u and how come we haven't done that yet?