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Find dy/dx for 4 tan^2x - xy^2= sin2y by using implicit differentiation

Find dy/dx for 4 tan^2x - xy^2= sin2y by using implicit differentiation
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Find dy/dx
for 4 tan^2x - xy^2= sin2y by using implicit differentiation

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Answer:

Y=bx+c

Explanation:

User Mahoni
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Answer:

Y=bx+c

Explanation:

That should be right

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