Find y' if x^y=y^x
The answer is:(lny-(y/x))/(lnx-(x/y))
How does this happen?
The answer is:(lny-(y/x))/(lnx-(x/y))
How does this happen?
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Take log on both sides
y lnx = x lny
y' lnx + y/x = lny + xy'/y
y' (lnx - x/y ) = lny - y/x
Thus y' = (lny-(y/x))/(lnx-(x/y))
y lnx = x lny
y' lnx + y/x = lny + xy'/y
y' (lnx - x/y ) = lny - y/x
Thus y' = (lny-(y/x))/(lnx-(x/y))