Let's start in with the chain rule.
f′(x)We’ll need the chain rule again:=ecos(logx)⋅dxd{cos(logx)}=ecos(logx)(−sin(logx))⋅dxd{logx}=ecos(logx)(−sin(logx))⋅x1=x−ecos(logx)sin(logx)
Remark: Although we have a logarithm in the exponent, we can't cancel. The expression ecos(logx) is not the same as the expression xcosx, or cosx.