Thread: Differentiation and Implicit Differentiation

implicit differentiation

1) y=x^2+yx
2) xy-y^3=1
3) 1/xy-y^2=2

differentiation
1) f(x)=<square root>(x^2-1)/ 1+<square root>(x^2+1)

please find
1) d/dx <square root> f(x)+g(x)

thanks sososososoos much!!!!!!!!!

Originally Posted by katieeej

implicit differentiation

1) y=x^2+yx
2) xy-y^3=1 ........ Use product rule and chain rule
3) 1/xy-y^2=2 ........ Use quotient rule and chain rule

differentiation
1) f(x)=<square root>(x^2-1)/ 1+<square root>(x^2+1) ........ Use quotient rule and chain rule


please find
1) d/dx <square root> f(x)+g(x) ........ Use chain rule


thanks sososososoos much!!!!!!!!! Are you sure your keyboard is working correctly?

I'll show you how to do the first example. I leave the following questions for you. I've mentioned above what you should do with the other questions.

to #1: Use product rule with the second summand:



Collect all terms containing y' at the LHS: