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use implicit differentiation and partial differentiation
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i dont know how to do the partial differentiation sign find z/x 3x^2+4y^2+2z^2=5
Now when you're doing partial differentiation of z with respect to x, just treat z as f(x), x as x, and everything else as a constant..
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So your derivative would be: 6x + 0 +4z(dz/dx)=0
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and now just solve for dz/dx.. which would be the partial derivative.
ok i think i get it, i just needed to see a practical example
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