(c) Let y=(x1)x=x−x⇒logy=−xlogx⇒y1dxdy=−(1+logx)⇒dxdy=−y(1+logx)⇒dx2d2y=dx−dy(1+logx)−xy=y(1+logx)2−xy=x−x(1+logx)2−xx−x=x−x(1+logx)2−x−x−1 At points of local maximum and local minimum, we must have dxdy=0−y(1+logx)=0⇒1+logx=0⇒logx=−1⇒x=e−1⇒(dx2d2y)x=e−1=(e1)−e1(1+loge1)2−(e1)−e1−1=(e−1)−e1(1−loge)2−(e−1)−e1−1=−ee1+1<0 So, x=e1 is a point of local maximum. The local maximum value of y is obtained by putting x=e1 in y and is equal to ee1.