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Please Help! MEDAL WILL BE REWARDED!!! Find d^2(y)/dx^2 in terms of x and y. y^2=4x
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It's just asking you to find the second derivative using implicit differentiation. y^2 = 4x 2yy' = 4 yy' = 2 y(y'') + y'(y') = 0 Substitute in for y and y' sqrt(4x)y'' + (2/y)^2 = 0 y'' = -(2/y)^2 / sqrt(4x)
okay, so that is in terms of both x and y?
Where does the sqroot come from?
it was in the origanal problem
oh, I see okay, thank you!
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welcome hope i helped some
Is your last answer my final answer or do I simplify? @jjuden
you have to Substitute in for y and y'
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