Question

@gudden

Answer 1

try to post your equation here in comments

Answer 2

finally! :p

Answer 3

If \[y = x ^{\ln x ^{\ln(\ln x)}}\]
then
dy/dx is equal to ?

Answer 4

hold on! I've got options too!
The question is under the section Only 1 answer is correct , but I found that 2 of them were correct!!

Answer 5

woah! so many 'ln's :P

Answer 6

Yeah I know.. :p

Answer 7

Im just gonna type the options which I got to be correct!
Alright ??

Answer 8

sure

Answer 9

\[y/x (\ln x)^{\ln(\ln x)}(2 \ln(\ln x) +1 )\]

Answer 10

and the other one is
\[\frac{ y }{ x} ( \frac{ \ln y }{ \ln x }) (2 \ln ( \ln x ) +1 )\]

Answer 11

Is the booklet wrong or am I ? :p

Answer 12

let me grab a paper and pen :P

Answer 13

Sure!

Answer 14

the first one is surely correct, checking 2nd one...

Answer 15

The booklet has mentioned, only the first one to be correct!!
+ (As I already mentioned,) the question is under 'only 1 option is correct !

Answer 16

yeah, i am not getting that 2nd option....how did u get that ? seems incorrect...

Answer 17

seems incorrect o.O ??
You mean to say, that I am wrong....!!

Answer 18

I did something like base change or so..! :p

Answer 19

how did u ever get ln y ??

Answer 20

there must be some error in your steps when you got that 2nd option,
but 1st one is correct.

Answer 21

I molded the first option a little ( Well, can't find that sheet now :( and I got to a conclusion that it was correct!)

Answer 22

*it = second one

Answer 23

BTW, GTG
Would ask my fa' when he arrives
+ Thanks for the help!

Answer 24

yes, both of those options are equivalent

Answer 25

:D
The booklet is wrong
XD
( a huge smile ) :p

Answer 26

Thanks again :)

Answer 27

you're smarter than book ;)

Answer 28

*booklet :p