#Why is this chain rule derivative wrong?
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cause d/dx a^x=a^xln(a) only holds for constant a
you use logairthmic differentation there
$y=\ln(x)^x\to \ln(y)=x\ln(\ln(x))$
Omegabet_
yeah i was thinking the same, maybe just take the log of both sides
and then solve for f'(x)
Thanks guys, I'll try that
LMK if you got it
got it, thanks @manic bison
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