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OpenStudy (math2400):

implicit differentiation to find dy/dx stuck on two probs *postin now

OpenStudy (math2400):

\[x ^{y}=y ^{x}\] this is what i did so far: \[y \ln x = x \ln y\] then differentiated to get this: \[\frac{ y }{ x }=x \frac{ y' }{ y }\] but yea I'm stuc and i think I messed up somewhere

OpenStudy (math2400):

Problem 2 is this: \[\ln(xy)=x+y\] so i would do something like this im guessing: |dw:1382494513065:dw| Is that correct so far though?

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