#Implicit Differentiation Calculus 2.5
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I have tried product rule, quotient rule, chain rule and etc but I can’t figure these problems out they’re too hard
Anyone available
isolate y
say for xy=6
divide both sides by x
the you get y=6/x
then
dy/dx = -6/x^2
for 28, divide both sides by 3x^3
for 29, square root both sides
for 32, arctan and then subtract x
basically, just isolate y
I'll do 33 for a better example
$3e^{xy} - x = 0$
$3e^{xy} = x$
$e^{xy} = \frac{x}{3}$
$xy = \ln{(x)} - \ln{(3)}$
$y =\frac{\ln{(x)} - \ln{(3)}}{x}$
$\frac{dy}{dx} = \frac{1 - \ln{(x)} + \ln{(3)}}{x^2}$