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xx=exlnxx^x=e^{x\ln x}

Does this help at all? You could use a combination of chain rule and product rule to figure it out from here I think.

Edit: It works.
Reply 2
lny=xlnx\ln y = x \ln x

Implicitly differentiate the LHS, and use product rule on the RHS.
Reply 3
I was sad enough to make a thread about this a while back.
technicolour
xx=exlnxx^x=e^{x\ln x}.


thats impressive! teach me how you got that. never seen it before.
Reply 5
nuodai
I was sad enough to make a thread about this a while back.


:eek4:
Reply 6
Prokaryotic_crap
thats impressive! teach me how you got that. never seen it before.

You know from C2 that klogka=ak^{\log_k a} = a, so it's basically the same thing applied here; xx=elnxx=exlnxx^x = e^{\ln x^x} = e^{x\ln x}... you can verify it, because lnab=blnalnxx=xlnx\ln {a^b} = b\ln a \Rightarrow \ln x^x = x\ln x and elnk=kexlnx=xlnxe^{\ln k} = k \Rightarrow e^{x\ln x} = x\ln x
nuodai
You know from C2 that klogka=ak^{\log_k a} = a, so it's basically the same thing applied here; xx=elnxx=exlnxx^x = e^{\ln x^x} = e^{x\ln x}... you can verify it, because lnab=blnalnxx=xlnx\ln {a^b} = b\ln a \Rightarrow \ln x^x = x\ln x and elnk=kexlnx=xlnxe^{\ln k} = k \Rightarrow e^{x\ln x} = x\ln x


ah yes, got it thanks

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