SOLUTION: Please explain how to solve using implicit differentiation.
{{{ e^(xy)=4x+4y+20 }}}
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Please explain how to solve using implicit differentiation.
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Take the differential of both sides. Use the rule of taking the differential of a composite function and taking the differential of a product:
= ,
= .
Next, express dy via dx in the form dy = g*dy, where g is a function of x and y.
Then = .
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