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Implicit differentiation: x^2+y^2=(2x^2+2y^2-x^2) I got 0 that does not feel right
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y^2 = 0
make sure you are doing the actual problem that was assigned...
do you know what i did wrong?
you misread the problem, I'm guessing... since the problem as it is written is utterly trivial
that is the problem
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cool. so what's the derivative of the horizontal line y=0?
so it is 0 then?
yes
thanks
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