Calculus 1 CH 5.2 Second and Higher Order Derivatives (7 of 11) Implicit Differentiation (Ex. 1)

We will use implicit differentiation to find d2y/dx2=? of 4x^2-2y^2=9 (Example 1).

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[HarrdShah]

Hello sir
Could you pls suggest me a good book for learning the mathematics used in physics from basic to adv level
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[rli]

You can change the numerator to -9 and your final results with be simply -9/y^3

[احمدرزق-رعط]

In the right third line why you derivative (2y^2) to (dx) and the solution is equal (4y) i think that is wrong

[غورميه]

Thank you 🌹🌹 what is book find is CH 5.7?