wee_ws SG Hi, I believe it's to differentiate ln (ln x). Natural logarithm is written as 'ln'. Thanks.Cheers, Wen Shih
wee_ws SG Hi, It's clearer if you write the answer as (1/x) (ln x). In that case, the question may have been to differentiate (1/2) (ln x)^2. Recall that d/dx [ (ln x)^n ] = n . (ln x)^(n - 1) . (1/x). Thanks.Cheers, Wen Shih
SBS261P SG de original question was correct.d [ln (ln x^e)] / dx= d [ ln (e ln x) ] / dx= d [ ln e + ln (ln x) ] / dx= d [1 + ln (ln x) ] / dx= (1/ln x ) . 1/x= 1 / (x ln x)does this look correct? (",)...