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Suppose that x=x(t) and y=y(t) are both functions of t. If y^2+xy−3x=−3 and dy/dt=1 when x=2 and y=1, what is dx/dt?
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implicit diff?
i get confuse on what notation to use would i put dy/dx or when do i put dx/dt
what have you done
well the way i have it so far is 2y dy/dt +x dy/dt + y dx/dt - 3 dx/dt=0
You got that right. Now just plug in all the given values, you will be able to solve for dx/dt
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