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A: In implicit differentiation, on differentiating y, we use dy/dx.

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Q: Find dy/dx  if  4 cosx siny = 1

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Q: Find dy/dx if y=(4/cosx)+(1/tanx)

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Q: find dy/dx if y = sin-1(1/x)

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Q: Find dy/dx, where xsiny +ysinx=1.

A: Given - xsiny+ysinx=1 To find dydx Here we will use the following formulas- ddx(uv)=udvdx+vdudx…

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A: Given that: 4y3-x2y2=0

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Q: = sin(5x) for y(0) = 2

A: the solution is, y = (11 - cos5x)/5  The detailed solution is as follows below:

Q: find dy / dx by implicit differentiation.

A: Given equation is x4y-8xy+3xy2=9. To find dydx. Solution: Power rule of differentiation states that:…

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Q: dy Find by implicit differentiation. 20x = 20 - ey ... dx (Type an exact answer.)

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Q: Integrate  dy/dx sinx=1

A: We know, ddxcosec x = -cosec x·cot x ddxcot x=-cosec2x ddx(cosec x-cot x)=-cosec x·cot x + cosec2x…

Q: Find dy/dx if y= cos-1 In(x+1)

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Q: Show that d /dx  arctan ( tanh x ) = sech 2x

A: We have to show that ddx(tan-1tanhx)=sech2x

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Q: Tutorial 14 If y = (sin-1 x)², show that dy (1 – a²) - dy = 2. dx dx?

A: Given, y=sin-1x2 Differentiate with respect to x y'=2sin-1xddxsin-1x=2sin-1x11-x2y'=dydx=2sin-1x1-x2…

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Q: Determine dy/dx given that: y = sinx - sin³ x O cos³x O cos x sin² x O sin³ x O - cos³ x -

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Q: Compute dy/dx for the function. 5) y = In sinh 6x

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Q: If y- sinhx then prove that dy dx

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Q: Find dy/dx for 4 cos4 xsiny = 15

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A: We have been given an implicit function and we are supposed to find dy/dx.

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Q: sin(2x) dx+cos(3y) dy=0,y(π/2)=π/3

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Q: dy Find by implicit differentiation. dx 14 In x= 18 - In y dy dx (Type an exact answer.)

A: Consider the given expression 14ln x=18-ln y.

Q: Find dy/dx by implicit differentiation. sinx + 2cos(6y) = 4

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Q: - Find dy/dx for y = log2(1 – sin³ (3x²) %3D

A: Use the chain rule to differentiate the given function.

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Q: Exercises ESet 27 Implicit Diffexentia tion 2 1. Find dy if dX +Sinxy Find dy if 2x' 3y8 -2- dx2

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Q: solve for dy/dx

A: Given that: d. y=coth2x-13e. arctan(y-2x)=x-2y

Q: Find dy/dx at (-4,1) if xy=(8y/(x+2)). dy/dx at (-4,1) =?

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Q: (у-sinx) dy + dx = 0.

A: dy+(y-sinx)xdx=0⇒(y-sinx)xdx=-dy⇒(y-sinx)dx =-xdy⇒ydx-sinx dx =-xdy⇒ydx +xdy = sinx dx⇒d(x·y) = sinx…

Q: Find dy/dx by implicit differentiation. 11 11 dy/dx = (Express your answer using positive exponents…

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Q: 1 dy if y = dx -1 Find - tan 3x. dy dax

A: Use derivative formula

Q: Find dy/dx by implicit differentiation. 72 – 5y? = 4 dy/dx = Need Help? Read It

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Rate of Change

The relation between two quantities which displays how much greater one quantity is than another is called ratio.

Slope

The change in the vertical distances is known as the rise and the change in the horizontal distances is known as the run. So, the rise divided by run is nothing but a slope value. It is calculated with simple algebraic equations as: