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if x^2/36 +y^2/16 and y(1)=3.94405 find y'(1) by implicit differentiation.
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sorry, if x^2/36 +y^2/16 = something?
opps if x^2/36 +y^2/16 =1
ok. so x/13+yy'/8=0 plug in 1 for x and 3.94405 for y 1/13+(3.94405/8)y'=0 y'(1)=-(1/13)(8/3.94405)
2x/36 + (2y/16)y' = 0 next sub in values -2x(16)/36(2y) = y' -2(1)(16)/( 36(2)(3.94405) ) = y'
so what will the answer equal?
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https://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=-2%281%29%2816%29%2F%28+36%282%29%283.94405%29+%29&dataset=
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thank you, and yes im starting to get the hang of it
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