If y^y=x, then dy/dx=? (ft. Lambert W function)
blackpenredpen · Science & Maths · 4 min · 34 thousand views · published 2026-10-09
We will find the derivative of y^y=x and will also use the Lambert W function to simplify the final result. ----- *This channel is dedicated
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