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if x^5 +x^2y +7y^2 = 15, find y' by implicit differentiation. y'=
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have you tried taking the derivative yet? If so what did you get?
\[\large x^5 +x^2y +7y^2 = 15\ \ or\ \ \large x^5 +x^{2y} +7y^2 = 15\ ??\]
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\[x^5 +x^2y +7y^2 = 15\] Differentiating both sides:\[\large 5x^4+2xy+x^2 \cdot y'+14y \cdot y'=0\]
\[\large \implies\left( x^2+14y \right)y'=-\left( 5x^4+2xy \right)\] \[\Large \implies y'=-{5x^4+2xy \over x^2+14y}\]
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http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=differentiate+x^5+%2Bx^2y+%2B7y^2+%3D+15
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