Implicit differentiation can be tough. A lot of you find it difficult like me in this particular category of calculus. But trust me, its not that tough if you can follow a way which now I am going to discuss. So let discuss the way by solving a problem.
The problem which I am going to solve is
Find dy/dx of 2√x =√y = 3 by implicit differentiation
First thing which you need to understand and figure out to solve this kind of problems is to find out, which letter is variable and which letter is function.
In this equation x is variable and y is function.
By this trick you will find this kind of implicit differentiation very easy. I hope you will find the trick helpful. I have planned to share another bonus video if I get 10 likes in this video in a week. So feel free to hit the like button and also any kind of suggestions or questions in the comment section will be appreciated.
Chapters:
0:00 Implicit Differentiation Can be tough
0:35 The problem we are going to solve today
1:14 Figuring out the derivative and function
3:10 Starting dy/dx of 2√x =√y = 3
8:05 solve for dy/dx
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