Question

please help me find second derivative of
2y^3-xy=4

Answer 1

\[\huge\rm 2y^3-x\cdot y=4\]

Answer 2

i have the first dy/dx=\[y/6y ^{2}-x\]

Answer 3

the second derivative is kinda hard

Answer 4

Example ?

Answer 5

\[\huge\rm 2y^3-x\cdot y=4\]

Answer 6

Assuming that you want the first derivative with respect to x, differentiate each term of the above equation with respect to x. For 2y^3 you must apply the Chain Rule, since y is assumed to be a function of x. Next, your x*y is a product; you must use the Product Rule, followed by the Chain Rule. What ist he derivative of a constant (4)?

Answer 7

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Answer 8

There's more, a lot more, to the first derivative of the given equation\[\huge\rm 2y^3-x\cdot y=4\]

Answer 9

How would you differentiate this?