How do you find dy/dx by implicit differentiation given x/y+3y=2?

1 Answer
Feb 28, 2017

dy/dx=-y/(3y^2-x)

Explanation:

x/y+3y=2

rArrx/y=2-3y

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#rArr(y.1-x.dy/dx)/(y^2)=0-3.dy/dx#

rArry-xdy/dx=-3y^2dy/dx

rArrdy/dx(3y^2-x)=-y

rArrdy/dx=-y/(3y^2-x)