Question

use implicit differentiation to find dy/dx of cos(y^2)+x=e^y

Answer 1

Differentiate both sides, using the Chain Rule:

-2ysin(y²)*y'+1=y'e^y.

Now collect terms and solve for y' (=dy/dx).

Answer 2

where did you get the 1 from?

Answer 3

It's the derivative of x

Answer 4

oh wow thank you should've known that one

Answer 5

yw!

Answer 6

so worried about the e^y i forgot about x lol

Answer 7

It's only a small error you won't be making next time...