Basic Calculus Module
Basic Calculus Module
However, some functions y are written implicitly as functions of x. This means that the function is not given in the
form y=f ( x ). This will be a function containing two variables, x and y, wherein y represents another function. To
get the derivative of y, we need to follow chain rule.
For example, we have a function
y= y 2
The derivative of this function is y '=2 yy '
The derivative of y ( y ’) is equal to the derivative of y 2 which is 2y times the derivative of y which is y ’.
1. x 3+ y 3=3 x
2. cos y =x 2 y
3. xy=x + y
4. y 3 +4 y 2+3 xy +10=0
5. 4 x2 +3 y 2 +4 xy=2+ x