THEOREM 15.9 Implicit Differentiation Let F be differentiable on its domain and suppose F(x, y) = 0 defines y as a differ- entiable function of x. Provided F, + 0, dy F. dx F, || Vr? + 2ry + y4 = 3

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Implicit differentiation Use Theorem 15.9 to evaluate dy/dx. Assume each equation implicitly defines y as a differentiable function of x.

 

THEOREM 15.9 Implicit Differentiation
Let F be differentiable on its domain and suppose F(x, y) = 0 defines y as a differ-
entiable function of x. Provided F, + 0,
dy
F.
dx
F,
||
Transcribed Image Text:THEOREM 15.9 Implicit Differentiation Let F be differentiable on its domain and suppose F(x, y) = 0 defines y as a differ- entiable function of x. Provided F, + 0, dy F. dx F, ||
Vr? + 2ry + y4 = 3
Transcribed Image Text:Vr? + 2ry + y4 = 3
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The given equation is x2+2xy+y4=3.

Consider Fx, y=x2+2xy+y4-3.

This implies that,

Fx=12x2+2xy+y4 2x+2y= x+yx2+2xy+y4Fy=12x2+2xy+y4 2x+4y3 = x+2y3x2+2xy+y4

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