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how do I implicitly derive: xy^4+x^2y=x+3y
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Well differentiate as usual but when you differentiate y multiply by y prime.|dw:1384920126448:dw|
Yes I know how to do implicit differentiation. But I'm just stuck on this problem. I took the derivitive in it's form and now I dont know how to get y' by itseld.
Wow. I have not seen this situation before so I will solve alongside you.
yeah it's ridiculous!
wow. i figured it out. y'=(1-y^4-2xy)/(4xy^3+x^2-3)
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Lol. You spoiled my fun. But good for you!
hey try it anyway. it takes awhile
I'm done. I'm going to show you the calculation.
good job!
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Thanks. Tonight was better than last night for calculus!
haha good
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