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Given: z=z(x,y) find... dz/dy partial if: x^4+3xy^2+5z=sin(z)
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can u explain?
make it equal to 0 and differentiate with respect to y?
just derivate implicitly. Think of x^4+3xy^2+5z=sin(z) like F(x,y,z) = x^4+3xy^2+5z-sin(z)=0 where z=z(x,y) sry, i errased the 1º answer, don't know what happened...
so if z is a function of x and y how do i differentiate lets say -5z or -sin(z)?
and no worries, i want to be able to get to answer myself
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-5z is -5z(x,y) so just use chain rule
ohhhh ok i see, than this is easy, thanks
wait distribute or treat them seperatly?
still confused haha
\[[-5z]'_{y} = -5*z'_{y}*dy\] chain rule...
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