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Find the derivative of the function y(x)=c^x+x^c. Assume that c is a constant.

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y(x)=c^x+x^c

=y'(x)=x*c+2x
=y'(x)=cx+2x
We have c^x, not c*x

y' = c^x ln c + cx^(c-1)
= c^x (ln c + c/x)
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