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a. Use implicit differentiation to find the derivative dy/dx b. Find the slope of the curve at the given point y^4=6x ; (216,6)
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@jim_thompson5910
help with b, please
use point slope formula plug in x and y into the implicitly differentiated equation and then use point slope formula to find the equation
\[\frac{ 3 }{ 2y ^{3} }\]
plug in your x and y values into \[\frac{ dy }{ dx} = \frac{ 3 }{ 2y^3 }\]
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jkjk just your y value
1/24?
check your math :0
1/48?
your derivative is 3/2y^3
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o duh, im doing it by the ^2. sooo 1/576?
lol yes. uhhh no a little bigger than that.
how is it so?
it's 1/144...?
im confused. 3/(2(6))^3
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