#Trouble with evil derivatives
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I don't think that chain product or quotient rule would work on it
why
Oh I see
try taking the logarithm on both sides
maybe try computing the derivative for y=x^x first
$$ y = \exp (\ln x \cdot \ln (\ln x)) $$
aL
e^ln(x)=x 🔥
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