SOLUTION: Please find dy/dx using implicit differentiation:
y^2+e^y=ln x^2+4
Thanks!
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Question 61856: Please find dy/dx using implicit differentiation:
y^2+e^y=ln x^2+4
Thanks!
Answer by funmath(2933) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
y^2+e^y=ln x^2+4
2yy'+e^yy'=2/x+0
y'(2y+e^y)=2/x
y'
y'=
Happy Calculating!!!
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