Use implicit differentiation to find sin(x²)+cos (y²) = 1 Possible Answers: dy dr dy dr = dy xsin(x²) da ycos(y²) dy da = = ysin(y²) xcos(x²) = cos(2x) sin(2y) xcos(x²) ysin(y²) dy dx given
Use implicit differentiation to find sin(x²)+cos (y²) = 1 Possible Answers: dy dr dy dr = dy xsin(x²) da ycos(y²) dy da = = ysin(y²) xcos(x²) = cos(2x) sin(2y) xcos(x²) ysin(y²) dy dx given
Calculus For The Life Sciences
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Chapter6: Applications Of The Derivative
Section6.3: Implicit Differentiation
Problem 45E
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