Asked by Jin
find all values of x for which function is differentiable.
y=lnx^2
why is the answer= for all x doesn't equal 0?
y=lnx^2
why is the answer= for all x doesn't equal 0?
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Answered by
jai
is that ln (x^2) or (ln x)^2 ?
anyway, in any case, it is not differentiable at x = 0 because if you get the derivative,
for ln (x^2):
ln (x^2) = 2*ln x
derivative of 2*ln x = 2/x
for (ln x)^2:
derivative (ln x)^2 = 2*(ln x)/x
if you substitute x=0 to the derivative, the answer does not exist (because you'll have a denominator of zero)
hope this helps. :)
anyway, in any case, it is not differentiable at x = 0 because if you get the derivative,
for ln (x^2):
ln (x^2) = 2*ln x
derivative of 2*ln x = 2/x
for (ln x)^2:
derivative (ln x)^2 = 2*(ln x)/x
if you substitute x=0 to the derivative, the answer does not exist (because you'll have a denominator of zero)
hope this helps. :)
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