Is my result of d/dx ln(ln(ln(x))) correct ? 1/((ln(ln(x)))^2*ln(ln(ln(x)))*ln(x)*x)
very wierd problem ...
well, d/dx ln( f(x) ) = 1/f(x) • f'(x) = f'(x)/f(x) So, that is the princple, so let's see...
d/dx ln(ln(ln(x))) = 1/ln(ln(x)) • 1/(ln(x)) • 1/x So, d/dx ln(ln(ln(x))) = 1/\(\{\)x• ln(x) • ln[ln(x)]\(\}\) is my result
is it right? http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=d%2Fdx+ln%28ln%28ln%28x%29%29%29 probably not
yup, that is right inkyvoyd
I can do step by step if you want but you probably want to look over your work.. looks like you differentiated one iteration too many or the likes.
and if you had d/dx \((\)ln(ln(ln x))\()^n\) then, you derivative would be d/dx (ln(ln(ln(x)))\(^n\) =\(\{\) n•ln(ln(ln(x)))\(^{n-1}\)\(\}\)\(/\)\(\{\){x• ln(x) • ln[ln(x)]\(\}\)
I don't know how you got a ^2 in there tho
you just do a chain rule like that, so then...
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