Question

Find the derivative (dy/dx) of the g: (x^2)+ e^((y^2)-1) - y = 4.

Answer 1

(Also e is to the power of y^2 - 1) Another way to write g is this:\[g: x^2 + e^(y^2-1) - y = 4\]

Answer 2

Please help me guys! :(

Answer 3

\[x^2 + e^{y^2-1}-y=4\]
Do you know implicit differentiation?

Answer 4

Kind of. I know that \[x^2\] can be simplified to 2x.