Suppose z is implicitly defined as a function of x, y, by means of the equation: z4+8zx=3x2+12y2 The value of the real constant k for the equality: y*(∂z/∂x)−kx*(∂z/∂y) =−2zy/(z3+2x) is true, corresponds to:

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Suppose z is implicitly defined as a function of x, y, by means of the equation:

z4+8zx=3x2+12y2

The value of the real constant k for the equality: y*(∂z/∂x)−kx*(∂z/∂y) =−2zy/(z3+2x) is true, corresponds to:

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