Question

In calculus, we went over the subject of implicit differentiation. I feel pretty solid on how to do it, except when they give the problem with
`(dx)/(dt)` or
`(dx)/(dy)` instead of your standard
`(dy)/(dx)`

How do you do these kinds of problems?

Answer 1

The same way.


`(dy)/(dx)` means it's derivative of function
`y` with respect to
`x`


`(dx)/(dt)` means it's derivative of function
`x` with respect to
`t`


`(dx)/(dy)` means it's derivative of function
`x` with respect to
`y`