Write an equation for the tangent line to the graph @ (1,1) 4xy = (x^2 +y^3)^2

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Write an equation for the tangent line to the graph @ (1,1)  4xy = (x^2 +y^3)^2

zepdrix · Answer

$$\large 4xy=(x^2+y^3)^2$$

Hmm so we need to start by finding the derivative.
Have you tried doing that yet? :)

anonymous · Answer

yea.. i end up with 

4(x'y+xy') = 2(x^2 +y^3) + (2x +3y^2 y')

anonymous · Answer

insert the x,y values... 
 i get  4(1+y') = 2(1 +1) + (2[1]+3[1}y')

zepdrix · Answer

Hmm ok I see one small little thing we should fix,$$\large 4(1+y')=2(1+1)(2+3y')$$Chain rule tells us to `multiply`. So we gotta get rid of that extra addition sign there.
Ok looks good so far.
So now solve for y'. Understand how to do that?

anonymous · Answer

thats wat i thought.. in class professor added the addition sign and it through me off.

anonymous · Answer

Thank you mate.

zepdrix · Answer

Oh got it from there? c: ok cool.