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    This document introduces implicit differentiation and provides examples of how to take the derivative of functions defined implicitly. It explains that implicit differentiation involves taking the derivative of both sides of an equation with respect to x and then solving for dy/dx. Guidelines are provided, such as collecting all terms involving dy/dx on one side. Several worked examples demonstrate finding dy/dx for equations such as xy=1 and cos(xy)=y. Students are then assigned problems applying these techniques, such as implicitly differentiating 9y^2-x^2=9 and sketching and labeling the resulting curves.

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    This document introduces implicit differentiation and provides examples of how to take the derivative of functions defined implicitly. It explains that implicit differentiation involves taking the derivative of both sides of an equation with respect to x and then solving for dy/dx. Guidelines are provided, such as collecting all terms involving dy/dx on one side. Several worked examples demonstrate finding dy/dx for equations such as xy=1 and cos(xy)=y. Students are then assigned problems applying these techniques, such as implicitly differentiating 9y^2-x^2=9 and sketching and labeling the resulting curves.

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    2.5 Introduction: Practice / Preview: Find dy/dx.

    dy
    1. y=cos2x /dx=2sin2x

    dy
    2. y=cos32x /dx=6cos22x. sin2x

    3. x y=1 dy 1

    /dx= x2

    4. cos(xy)=1 ?!!

    1
    2.5 Implicit Differentiation
    terminology:
    y=f(x),(ie.y=x3)expressesyexplicitlyintermsofx.

    Equationssuchasx2+y2=1,xy=1,4y3+x27y=8,
    expressesyasoneormoreimplicitfunctionsofx.

    dy
    findingfromsuchanequationisa
    dx
    methodcalledimplicitdifferentiation

    2
    Illustrate dy
    procedure! x y=1Find
    dx.

    explicitly implicitly

    3
    Guidelines for Implicit Differentiation
    1. Differentiatebothsidesoftheequation
    withrespecttox.

    2. dy
    Collectalltermsinvolvingononeside
    dx
    oftheequation.

    3. dy
    Factor.
    dx

    4. dy
    Solveforbydividing.
    dx

    4
    dy
    Examples: Find
    dx.

    1. x y3+x yx2=4

    5
    work
    space! 2.
    x y=x2y

    6
    work

    space! 3. cos (x y)=y

    7
    p142 #20 9 y2x2=9

    a. Findtwoexplicitfunctionsbysolvingtheequationforyintermsofx.
    b.
    Sketchandlabel.
    c. Differentiateexplicitly.
    dy
    d. Findimplicitlyandshowthat=.
    dx c. d.

    8
    b.
    Sketchandlabel. work
    space!

    4
    | |
    |
    |

    | | | | | | | | | | | |
    5 5
    | | | |

    9
    c. Differentiateexplicitly. work

    space!
    dy
    d. Findimplicitlyandshowthat=.
    dx c. d.

    10
    Assignment

    p142 #1-15 odd, 21-31 odd

    after doing Example (p142 #20),


    assign #17 & #19

    11

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