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asking to use the implicit differentiation to find dy/dx of 2xy-y^2=1
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first: 2y+2xy'-2yy'=0 Next, solve for y': y' = -2y/(2x-2y)
the answer should be y/y-x .. can u explain step by step if you get this answer.
yes, that is just simplifying -2y/(2x-2y)
factor a -2 out of the numerator and denominator: -2(y)/[-2(y-x)]=y/(y-x)
thank jjanelle.. ur great
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