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Need help with implicit differentiation: Find dy/dx for x+ ln(y) =x^2y^3
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(x)'=1 (ln(y))'=y'/y (x^2y^3)'=(x^2)'y^3+x^2(y^3)'
k I'm at that part- i guess im having trouble getting y' by itsself lol- i need to go back to algebra
1 + (1/y)dy/dx = 2xy^3 + (x^2)3y^2dy/dx so dy/dx = (1 - 2xy^3)/ (1/y - 3x^2y^2)
ah ok i see it now- thank you
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