Title: You can do it!!!
12.5 Implicit Differentiation
You can do it!!!
2How would you find the derivative in the
equation x2 2y3 4y 2 where it is very
difficult to express y as a function of x?
To do this, we use a procedure called
implicit differentiation.
This means that when we differentiate
terms involving x alone, we can differentiate as
usual. But when we differentiate terms involving
y, we must apply the Chain Rule.
Watch the examples very carefully!!!
3Differentiate the following with respect to x.
3x2 2y3 x 3y xy2
6x
6y2
y
1 3y
x(2y)y y2(1)
2xyy y2
Product rule
4Find dy/dx given that y3 y2 5y x2 -4
Isolate dy/dxs
Factor out dy/dx
5What are the slopes at the following points?
(2,0) (1,-3) x 0 (1,1)
undefined
6Determine the slope of the tangent line to the
graph of x2 4y2 4 at the point
.
-2 -1 1 2
7Differentiate sin y x
Product Rule
Differentiate x sin y y cos x
x cos y (y) sin y (1) y (-sin x) cos x
(1)(y)
x cos y (y) - cos x (y) -sin y - y sin x
y(x cos y - cos x) -sin y - y sin x
8Given x2 y2 25, find y
Now replace y with
Multiply top and bottom by y
What can we substitute in for x2 y2?