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Calculate dy/dx when xy^3 + y =3x
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Calculate dy/dx when xy^3 + y =3x
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You have to use implicit derivative
dy / dx = y'
xy^3+y=3x
y^3 + 3xy^2 y' + y' = 3
[3xy^2 + 1) y'= 3 - y^3
3 - y^3
y' = ----------------- <-----------answer
3xy^2 + 1
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