Asked by Ashley
How do I find the derivative of
ln(ln(1-x))? I know that the derivative of ln(ln(x)) would be 1/xlnx.
Would the answer be 1/(1-x)ln(1-x)?
ln(ln(1-x))? I know that the derivative of ln(ln(x)) would be 1/xlnx.
Would the answer be 1/(1-x)ln(1-x)?
Answers
Answered by
Steve
almost. You forgot a final * (-1) for the derivative of (1-x).
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