Second Derivative using IMPLICIT DIFFERENTIATION (Worked Example)

When the variables in a function cannot be easily seperated, it is handy to differentiate inplicitly.

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Because of this video, I was the only one who got the 2nd derivative of implicit differentiation in the whole CE batch. HAHAHA

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[Luke-hdsh]

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[BILLYPAKOU]

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[howled]

That negative sign drove me nuts. Thanks mate

[robertlezama]

Agreed, the negative sign not being absorbed here and not using parentheses in his logarithmic differentiation problems felt like driving without my seatbelt. Excellent teacher though ... I binge watch this stuff. 😂

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[VNU]

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Everything looks so easy after watching this video.

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[nayelimaurat]

I was becoming crazy about the 2nd derivative, thank

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[michaelmurdoch]

Thanks! Really helped me with a question on my HW.

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[jay-rendaila]

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[johnnolen]

I differentiated the logarithm of the first derivative. Not quite as complicated as the quotient rule but the result is the same.