Question

Does any one have any clue about SloVing This ?

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Answer 1

\[x-2y ^{2} = 3 e^{\pi/y}\] -_-

Answer 2

Solve what?

Answer 3

ohh yeah im trying to Find the derevative of \[y \prime (x)\]

Answer 4

Use implicit differentiation.

Answer 5

Thats nOt helPing =.=

Answer 6

Differentiate with respect to y.

Answer 7

ohhh okie .. let me try

just wait i want to u to see the result ^_^'

Answer 8

it will take time i guess >_ >

Answer 9

So...:

1-4yy'= 3(e^(pi/y)*(pi/y^2))(y')

Answer 10

I might have messed up because I am doing this all in my head.

Answer 11

Solve for y' and you have your answer.

Answer 12

i wonder how of of that she understood...u should have let her tried first,dido

Answer 13

Good point. I need sleep. Its 2am here.

Answer 14

I dont usually post answers outright.

Answer 15

( ･_･) i got my answer .. and it different than yours
\[x-4y = 3 e ^{x/y} x/y y \prime\]

Answer 16

take one term at a time, what is d/dx(x) ??

Answer 17

Dido is a sleepyhead :B .. like me XP

Answer 18

what ?

Answer 19

Night... I have chemistry class tomorrow...

Answer 20

1st term is x , what is its derivative ?

Answer 21

:] good night

Answer 22

okie hartnn wait
=0=

Answer 23

its \[x-4yy \prime \] ?

Answer 24

d/dx (x) =1, not x

Answer 25

1-4yy'
ok?

Answer 26

oh yeah ur right .. ma bad -..-' sorry

Answer 27

so its 4y y prime

Answer 28

- 4yy prim

Answer 29

^,^'

Answer 30

now diff, 3e^(pi/y)
u know how ?

Answer 31

heard of chain rule ?

Answer 32

yup .. just wait

Answer 33

yeah i know last week's leason

Answer 34

its \[3e ^{\Pi/y} \pi/y y \prime \]

right :] ?

Answer 35

Solve for y' and you have your answer.

Answer 36

I might have messed up because I am doing this all in my head.

Answer 37

So...:

1-4yy'= 3(e^(pi/y)*(pi/y^2))(y')

Answer 38

Differentiate with respect to y.

Answer 39

Use implicit differentiation.

Answer 40

u have to diff (pi/y) in the middle

Answer 41

O_0' what da heel .. that man is repeating him self =.='

go to sleep mr

=.=

Answer 42

i already did mr.hartnn

Answer 43

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Answer 44

3e^(pi/y) d/dx(pi/y)
what is d/dx(pi/y) ??

Answer 45

oh yeah >_ <' sorry sorry i remember now :P

wait :B

Answer 46

its ( ･_･) .....

\[3e ^{x/y}\frac{ y-xyy \prime }{y ^{2} }\]

Answer 47

wrong ? ( -_-)

Answer 48

u took x!
it is pi...

Answer 49

Omg .. im gonna die TT_TT

Answer 50

plz don't die ,not before solving this!

Answer 51

so the whole tem is zero :] ?

Answer 52

-0-

Answer 53

no, d/dx(pi/y) = pi d/dx(1/y)
= pi (-1/y^2 ) y'
getting these steps ?

Answer 54

no pi is just a number .. so its zero when we differentiate it

Answer 55

d/dx(ax) = a d/dx(x)
constant comes out when multiplied, doesn't go to 0
they go to zero when they are alone..

Answer 56

[>_<]9

Answer 57

okie .. let me try again >_ >'

Answer 58

y' = [3e^(x/y)*y-y^2]/[3e^(x/y)*x-6y^4]

Answer 59

Acually the question is \[e ^{x/y} \] not \[ e^{\pi/y}\]


(＾_＾')7

Answer 60

=.=

Answer 61

oh!!!....

Answer 62

@Alice_Dump is my answer right???

Answer 63

So the answer is \[1 - yy \prime = 3e ^{x/y} \frac{ y-xyy \prime }{ y ^{2}}\]

Answer 64

@bhaskarbabu Not its noT >_ >'

Answer 65

from where u got 6 and four -.-'

Answer 66

in simplification

Answer 67

4 was there from beginning

Answer 68

=..= i d k maybe right maybe wrong =..=

Answer 69

is my answer right ?

\[1-4yy \prime = 3e ^{x/y} \frac{ y-xyy \prime }{ y ^{2}}\]

Answer 70

but u need to isolate y' now

Answer 71

okie wait .

Answer 72

@Alice_Dump sorry they should be 4 n3

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y' = [3e^(x/y)*y-y^2]/[3e^(x/y)*x-4y^3]

Answer 73

@Alice_Dump (y-xyy') should be (y-xy')

Answer 74

=.=" wait

Answer 75

and i bet its wrong T_T

\[y \prime = \frac{ 3e ^{x/y} y-1 }{ -4+xy y ^{-2}}\] >_ >'

Answer 76

HelloW .. anyone Here lｏ_ｏl

Answer 77

try again

Answer 78

derivative of y = y' or yy'
its y'

Answer 79

O M G TT_TT this is killing meeh >:[

Answer 80

@Alice_Dump according to u its yy' its wrong

Answer 81

where ? okie okie i will do it One more Time -.-

Answer 82

one last TimE >:O

Answer 83

Its \[y \prime =\frac{ 3e ^{x/y} y -1}{-4y + xy y ^{-2} }\]

again TT_TT Same answer .... l￣д￣l/ Kill meeeeh

Answer 84

k iwil show u wait

Answer 85

-。-'

Answer 86

(×× )/ me is stupid 8}

Answer 87

>_ < what is the answer =.='