dy/dx = { ysin(xy) - 1/(x+y)2 }/{ (1/(x+y)2 - xsin(xy)) }
Ethan O.
asked 10/07/19find dy/dx by implicit differentiation
- cos(xy) = 1/(x+y)
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Mark M. answered 10/07/19
Retired math prof. Calc 1, 2 and AP Calculus tutoring experience.
cos(xy) = (x+y)-1
-sin(xy)[y + xy') = -(x+y)-2(1+y')
-ysin(xy) - xy'sin(xy) = -(x+y)-2 - y'(x+y)-2
y'(x+y)-2 - xy'sin(xy) = ysin(xy) - (x+y)-2
y'[(x+y)-2 - xsin(xy)] = ysin(xy) - (x+y)-2
y' = [ysin(xy) - (x+y)-2] / [(x+y)-2 -xsin(xy)]
y' = [ysin(xy)(x+y)2 - 1] / [1 - xsin(xy)(x+y)2]
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