use implicit differentiation to find dy/dx x^5+2x+x^9y-y^4=4
J jon12 New member Joined Nov 14, 2010 Messages 21 Dec 10, 2010 #1 use implicit differentiation to find dy/dx x^5+2x+x^9y-y^4=4
D Deleted member 4993 Guest Dec 10, 2010 #2 jon12 said: use implicit differentiation to find dy/dx x^5+2x+x^9y-y^4=4 Click to expand... Do you know what the rule for implicit differentiation is? If you do - please tell us and tell us where you are stuck applying that rule. If you don't know the rule - lookup in your textbook. In case you don't have a textbook - google it. And then tell us where you are stuck exactly ....
jon12 said: use implicit differentiation to find dy/dx x^5+2x+x^9y-y^4=4 Click to expand... Do you know what the rule for implicit differentiation is? If you do - please tell us and tell us where you are stuck applying that rule. If you don't know the rule - lookup in your textbook. In case you don't have a textbook - google it. And then tell us where you are stuck exactly ....
