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using the implicit differentiation how would you solve this? yx^3-cosxsiny=7x I dont get it!
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y(prime)=(3/7)*yx^2
Think of y as a function of x. So think: y(x)*x^3-cosx*sin(y(x))=7x. So the y(x) forces you do do chain rule when you differentiate, right. Remember to use the product rule, too
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