Question

Please help explain the steps to this question for me.

Answer 1

Find the derivative y' of the function by the equation \[e^{xy}=2(x+y)\]

Answer 2

i am up to this point:
\[e^{xy}(xy'+y)=2+2y'\]

Answer 3

my prof has this done out and his next step confuses me.. it looks like this: \[xe^{xy}y'+ye^{xy}=2+2y'\]

Answer 4

yu shud have done the logarithmic step at first then take the derivatives on both sides
in that way u get rid of the e

Answer 5

can you explain his next step for me please?

Answer 6

i posted it just above what you said.

Answer 7

and e is in the final answer ...

Answer 8

so i don't think i can jsut get rid of it.