Using Implicit Differentiation - Extra Examples

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Using Implicit Differentiation to Find a Derivative - Extra Examples!! For more free math videos, check out http://PatrickJMT.com

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  • My teacher taught it way more complicated. You make it simple!

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  • thank youuu! everything is so much clearer

  • One thing about the first problem you did in this video:

    Why would you not simplify the solution, dy/dx=(y-3x^2)/(3y^2-x) further, making it, dy/dx=(1-3x)/(3y-1)?

  • These 61 videos basically taught everything I needed to know for the first half of AP Calculus BC in 2 days whereas it takes 5 months for my school to teach me this. And even then with all the time they have they can't teach well. Simple yet effective is always the best. Thank you patrickJMT.

  • my prof caught me looking at your videos during my calc lab, then promptly added you to her syllabus for "extra help"

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  • Only thing i dont really under stand is if the xy has a constant what do i do with the constant when differentiating

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