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What is the solution to the equation: x to the x = y ?
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anything can be the solution!
no x=y is the solution
whatever y is that will be x
\[x^x = y\] is the equation I think
if you had x=x, then anything is a solution
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ohh x^x=y
but what solution though??
I disagree that anything can be teh solution
You're wanting to solve for x in terms of y. It's kind of a mess.
in this form the independent variable is x. and the dep variable is y. so the domain of x can be anything except 0 because I would have an indeterm. form
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in the posit. domain this funct is strictly monotonically increasing funct. x = y cannot be be the solut.
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