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Check my work please: dy/dx of Ln[x*y^2]=24 is -2x/y
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dy/dx = -2xy
i got something really different are you trying to find y' ?
d/dx (xy^2) = d/dx(y), (x)(2y(dy/dx)) + (y^2)(1) = 0, 2xy(dy/dx + y^2 = 0, 2xy(dy/dx) = -y^2
oops in the first part, d/dx(xy^2) = d/dx(24)* my bad
\[\ln (xy^{2}) = 24\]find dy/dx
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thats it
ur answer is -2xy
what did you do with the natural log Ln ?
im sry, so stupid
forgot it
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hehe it happens
thank you MathMind
-y/ 2x
thats the correct answer
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