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what is derivative of y*ln(x+y-2)
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are you looking for derivative in terms of x or y?
well the derivate of Ln is 1/x Just reemplace
implicit diffr.
Product rule: derivative (a*b) = derivative a * b + a * derivative b (y*ln(x+y-2)) ' dy/dx * ln(x+y-2) + y * (1 + dy/dx) * 1 / (x+y-2)
product rule \[y'*\ln(x+y-2)+y*(1+y')/(x+y-2)\]
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