Let y be defined implicitly by the equation 2x + 5y-4x- 7y = -2. dy at the point (1, 0). dx Use implicit differentiation to evaluate (Submit an exact answer.) Provide your answer below:

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Let y be defined implicitly by the equation
2x + 5y-4x - 7y = -2.
dy
at the point (1, 0).
dx
Use implicit differentiation to evaluate
(Submit an exact answer.)
Provide your answer below:
Transcribed Image Text:Let y be defined implicitly by the equation 2x + 5y-4x - 7y = -2. dy at the point (1, 0). dx Use implicit differentiation to evaluate (Submit an exact answer.) Provide your answer below:
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