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Warm Up

Turn in chain rule HW

Implicit Differentiation – 4.2

Goal We will find the derivatives of functions that are not defined in a single variable.

Overview

How to do it Step 1: Differentiate both sides with respect to x. (include dx/dx whenever you differentiate x and dy/dx when you differentiate y) Step 2: Solve for dy/dx

Example

Example 2 : using product rule

Example

You try!

Example: quotient rule

Remember Remember dy/dx is the same as y’ so if it is easier for you to use y’ you can do that.

Example

Solution

Solution Continued

Done! You survived Implicit Differentiation!