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The slope of the tangent to the curve y^3x + y^2x^2 = 6 at (2,1)
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\[(y^3x)'=3y^2y'x+y^3(1)\] remember (y)'=y' \[(y^2x^2)'=2yy'x^2+y^2(2x)\] \[(6)'=0\]
Then find the slope of the tangent line by taking the first derivative implicitly.
all we need is the slope
myininaya is correct!!!Sorry
\[(3y^2y'x+y^3)+(2yy'x^2+y^2(2x))=0\]
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I was giving directions on finding the equation of the tangent line
i just plugged in those parts i found above
right pross finding the equation of the tangent line is useful too
so solve what I have for y' and then plug in x=2 and y=1
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