Implicit differentiation question (1 Viewer)

thoth1 · Sep 15, 2011

The equation $e^{2x}\log_{e}y = 3$ implicitly defines y as a function of x.

find dy/dx as a function of y.

i got $\frac{dy}{dx}=-2y\log_{e}y$

can sumone confirm. bcuz this was a question 7 and it seemed too easy.

nightweaver066 · Sep 15, 2011

Yep that's what i got as well.

Drongoski · Sep 15, 2011

thoth1 said:
The equation $e^{2x}\log_{e}y = 3$ implicitly defines y as a function of x.

find dy/dx as a function of y.

i got $\frac{dy}{dx}=-2y\log_{e}y$

can sumone confirm. bcuz this was a question 7 and it seemed too easy.

Correct.

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