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Y=log base(rootx) x find dy/dx

User Demonguy
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Given:


y=\log_(√(x))x

To find:

The value of
(dy)/(dx).

Solution:

We have,


y=\log_(√(x))x

It can be written as


y=\log_(√(x))(√(x))^2

Using property of log, we get


y=2
[\because \log_aa^x=x]

Now, differentiate both sides with respect to x.


(dy)/(dx)=(d)/(dx)(2)


(dy)/(dx)=0
[\because (d)/(dx)(Constant)=0]

Therefore, the value of
(dy)/(dx) is 0.

User Ambat Bhath
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