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Use implicit differentiation to find the slope of the tangent line to the curve
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\[\frac{ y }{ x-8y }= x^2- 7\]
im not sure if should do quotient rule or if i can multiply the denominator to the other side BY THE WAY THE CORDINATE IS (\[\left( 1,\frac{ -6 }{ -47 } \right)\]
I would multiply to the other side first to make it easier to preform
Yea just use quotient rule on the one side
The equation to find the slope is dy/dx = (2x^2-8yx+y)/(x-16y) I think
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you can simplify it further but I got things to do lol
ok ill see, thanks though
No problem
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