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find an equation of the line tangent to \[y=x ^{\sin x}\] at the point x=1
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lny=(sinx)(lnx)
i'm not even sure where you're starting do i have to use chain rule?
\[\frac{ 1 }{y }y'=\frac{ sinx }{ x }+lnx(cosx)\]
implies
\[y'=y(\frac{ sinx }{ x} +lnx(cosx))\]
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\[y'=x ^{sinx}(\frac{ sinx }{ x }+lnx(cosx))\]
\[y' at 1 =\sin(1)\]
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