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Solve the curve equation x^3 + 3y ^2 = 11
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Solve the curve equation x^3 + 3y ^2 = 11

Solve the curve equation x^3 + 3y ^2 = 11-example-1
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Answer:

dy/dx = -x²/(2y)

Explanation:

x³ + 3y² = 11

Differentiation both sides with respect to x

3x² + 6y(dy/dx) = 0

dy/dx = -3x²/6y

dy/dx = -x²/2y

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