Derivative of e^xy (Implicit Differentiation) | Calculus 1 Exercises

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We go over how to find the derivative of e^xy using implicit differentiation. We write y = e^xy, then differentiate both sides with respect to x. This implicit differentiation problem also requires us to use the product rule and the chain rule to deal with the xy in the exponent. #calculus1 #apcalculus

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Sir have seen a mess on the dy/dx...the derivative of y is the one supposed to have dy/dx but yours is vice versa

TheLopez
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My question seems out of the blue, but: how can we intuitively (not rigorously ) think of functions that refer to itself, when the domain isn't a discrete set?
Thanks for the tutorial anyway

Bedoroski
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Was trying to use implicit differentiation to find the second derivative of e^(3y) + x = 2y

Celtics-xw
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I don't understand why it a chain 📐

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