Need Help badly!!! Find dy/dx: 4x^2+3xy^2-6x^2y=y^3.
Take derivative of both sides then divide both sides by 3y². Can you handle it? No?
if you dont mind can you please go through this problem till its answer because they are really tough examples for me and I am still learning.
can you please help me :(
OK, Do you know that derivative is distributive? Just take derivative of each term separably.
hmm like this?
nobody wants to help me out here :(
I think what he is trying to say is look at it this way dy/dx: (dy/dx 4x^2+ dy/dx 3xy^2- dy/dx 6x^2y=y^3. but I too am still learning this junk and its fairly new to me. I do know you have to use the sum laws (i think)
Ok, I will go through with you. What is derivative of 4x²?
its 8x
Yes, now, what is derivative of 3xy² in respect of x?
isnt it 6xy?
Hmm, no. Try use product rule.
ok
i m trying but having difficulty :(
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