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find dy/dx using implicit differentiation
e^((x+y)/4) +tan(ln(x/y)) = e^sqrt(y)

User Janojlic
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Explanation:

Taking log both sides :


( (x + y)/(4) ) + \tan( ln( (x)/(y) ) ) = √(y)

Differentiate both sides w.r.t x :


(1)/(4) + (1)/(4) (dy)/(dy) + {sec}^(2) ( ln(x)/(y) ) + (y)/(x) + (1)/(y) - \frac{x}{ {y}^(2) } = (1)/(2 √(y) ) (dy)/(dx)

Rearranging :


( (4 - 2 √(y) )/(8 √(y) )) ((1)/(4) + {sec}^(2) ( ln(x)/(y) ) + (y)/(x) + (1)/(y) - \frac{x}{ {y}^(2) }) = (dy)/(dx)

(You can rearrange it further)

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