, and assuming 
, we have![\dfrac{\mathrm d}{\mathrm dx}[y\ln x+x\ln y]=0](/tpl/images/0315/6448/60be2.png)
under the assumption that 
, the result would be the same with the exception that the left hand side getting written as 
. This is due to the symmetry of the original left hand side of the equation:
If x^y×y^x=m where m is a constant then find its
first derivatve...
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If x^y×y^x=m where m is a constant then find its
first derivatve
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