SOLUTION: Find a value of dy/dx at ( 1, 2) of the equation x2y3−7=ln(x+y−2)+1

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Question 1182253: Find a value of dy/dx at ( 1, 2) of the equation x2y3−7=ln(x+y−2)+1
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