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y=2 [log1*(1/2)logx] dy=log1*1/x *dx dy/dx=0
log (1+√x)^2 = ln (1+√x)^2/ln 10 We'll differentiate with respect to x: [ln (1+√x)^2/ln 10]' = (1/ln 10)*(1/(1+√x)^2)*[(1+√x)^2]' [ln (1+√x)^2/ln 10]' = 2*(1+√x)*(1+√x)' /(ln 10)*(1+√x)^2 [ln (1+√x)^2/ln 10]' = 2*(1+√x)/2√x*(ln 10)*(1+√x)^2 dy/dx = [ln (1+√x)^2/ln 10]' =(1+√x) /√x*(ln 10)*(1+√x)^2
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