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how do you find dy/dx by implicit differentiation
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First you need an equation. Say you had x^2y+y^2=x. You take the derivative of both sides giving you 2xy+x^2dy/dx+2ydy/dx=1. Solve for dy/dx which you can treat as a variable. Note: the first expression was a chain rule hence no dy/dx in the first portion, and the dy/dx in the second portion of the derivative.
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