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the extreme value of x^(1/x) is


lastour31 5th Oct, 2020
Answer (1)
Ayush Pandey 5th Oct, 2020

Hello,

Let, y=x^(1/x)

Take log on both sides and differentiate on both sides with respect to x.

Then equate, dy/dx=0, and you will get the extreme values of the equation.

You will find that at x=e, the given equation has maximum value, thus you will get e^(1/e) as it's extreme value.

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