Please Help, MEDAL WILL BE REWARDED! Find dy/dx by implicit differentiation and evaluate the derivative at the given point. x^3+y^3=4xy+1, (2,1)
so whats derivative of x^3 ? y^3 ?
its 3y^2 and then 3x^2
to get d/dx (y^3) you need to use chain rule know what that is ?
yes, so I would get 3y^2 again
no... d/dx (y^3) = 3y^2 dy/dx
okay so do I plug in my numbers from there and solve?
on the right side you need product rule
okay hold on...I get 9y^2/x
wait how ? on right, d/dx (xy) = x dy/dx + y
Oh, okay, so I would get -3/x^2
where does that come from ? :O i am lost
Well im using product rule, right? Or am I using it wrong?
If I use product rule d/dd I get 0
ok, let me take you term by term d/dx x^3 = 3x^2 d/dx y^3 = 3y^2 dy/dx d/dx 4xy = 4 (x dy/dx + y) d/dx 1 = 0
okay so that's d/dx but I need dy/dx, so would I substitute this into my original equation?
yes, we need dy/dx when x=2, y=1 so keep dy/dx as it is only and plug in values for x and y
okay...I would start 2^3+1^3=4(2)(1)+1 right?
where did dy/dx go ?
IDK im confused on what equation im using
3x^2 + 3y^2 dy/dx = 4 (x dy/dx + y) x=2 y=1
okay so my final answer would be 3x^2+3y^2 d(1)/d(2)=4( 2 d(1)/d(2) +1)?? @hartnn
no... i said keep dy/dx as it is
3 (2^2) +3(1^2) dy/dx = 4 (2* dy/dx+1) find dy/dx from here
okay, I get 12+4 dy/dx=4(2dy/dx+1) which is 16 dy/dx =4(3dy/dx)
no... 12 +3 dy/dx = 8 dy/dx +4 12 -4 = (8-3) dy/dx 8 = 5 dy/dx so. dy/dx = 8/5
oh I see what your did, I skipped a step in my calculations. Okay, thank you so much! Im going to work this out again and see if I can get it right without making mistakes! Thank you so much!!!
good! welcome ^_^
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