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Find the derivative in the form dy/dx

Find the derivative in the form dy/dx-example-1
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(dy)/(dx) = x{(3x)}^{ {x}^(2) } (ln(9 {x}^(2) ) + 1)

Step-by-step explanation

The given equation is;


y = {(3x)}^{ {x}^(2) }

Take natural log of both sides:


ln(y) = ln({(3x)}^{ {x}^(2) } )

This implies that,


ln(y) = {x}^(2) ln({(3x)})

We differentiate to get,


(1)/(y) (dy)/(dx) = ln(3x) (2x) + {x}^(2) ( (1)/(x) )

This simplifies to


(dy)/(dx) =y (2x ln(3x) + x)We substitute for y to get:


(dy)/(dx) = {(3x)}^{ {x}^(2) } (2x ln(3x) + x)

Or


(dy)/(dx) = x{(3x)}^{ {x}^(2) } (2ln(3x) + 1)


(dy)/(dx) = x{(3x)}^{ {x}^(2) } (ln(9 {x}^(2) ) + 1)

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