Concept:Use logarithmic differentiation to find the derivative of a function where the variable appears in both base and exponent.Explanation:Given y=(xx)x.Take natural log on both sides: lny=ln((xx)x)=xln(xx)=x⋅xlnx=x2lnx.Differentiate with respect to x: y1dxdy=dxd(x2lnx).Apply product rule: y1dxdy=x2⋅x1+lnx⋅2x=x+2xlnx.Thus dxdy=y(x+2xlnx)=(xx)x(x+2xlnx).Now substitute x=1: y(1)=(11)1=1, ln1=0, so dxdyx=1=1⋅(1+2⋅1⋅0)=1.Answer:1