imo class 12 continuity and differentiability

If y = x^(sin x), find dy/dx.

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If y = x^(sin x), find dy/dx.

  • A. x^(sin x) (cos x log x + sin x / x)
  • B. x^(sin x) (cos x + sin x / x)
  • C. sin x x^(sin x − 1)
  • D. (sin x) log x

Answer: A) x^(sin x) (cos x log x + sin x / x)

Explanation: log y = sin x log x. Diff: (1/y) y' = cos x log x + (sin x)/x. So y' = x^(sin x) (cos x log x + sin x / x).

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