❖ Implicit Differentiation for Calculus - More Examples, #1 ❖

Implicit Differentiation for Calculus - More Examples.
In this video I look at using implicit differentiation in order to find the derivative of an implicit function. This is a common technique used and taught in any calculus course.
Recall that implicit differentiation is really us just using the chain rule on a function defined implicitly by x.
In this video I show solutions for the first two examples.

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[Lexyvil]

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Also, at 1:55 Why do we have to use the chain rule there?

[marvelhasiholan]

why you don't use the cahin rule for 3(y^2) since i think y^2 also has an inside funtion which is y. but idk

[MR-ltjj]

in the second example you added 2xsin(x^2) to both side. Can you do this even if its a product? I thought you could only divide products to get ride of them. Is it because -2xsin(x^2) is all together that allows you to just add its whole quantity to the other side of the equation?

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Thank you
And answer to the 3rd prob is ???

[cd]

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[vico]

so how do you prove functions like dy/dx = an equation

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