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How would you find the derivative of $y = ln ({ln x}^{2})$ $y=ln(lnx^2)$ ?

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Mar 30, 2015

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$y'=1/(lnx^2)*1/x^2*2x=1/(2lnx)*2/x=1/(xlnx)$ .

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