Are you taking CLEP classes? Try clep.ai
| preferred AP College board partner for AP classes
hard Solved by 7 students

Implicit Differentiation Process

Mark
< Prev
Next >

When using implicit differentiation to find dydx\frac{dy}{dx} for the equation sin⁡(xy)+x=y\sin(xy) + x = y, all of the following statements are true EXCEPT:

A

The derivative of xx with respect to x is 1 and that of yy is dy/dxdy/dx.

B

Collecting like terms involving dy/dxdy/dx allows solving for the derivative.

C

The derivative of sin⁡(x∗y)\sin(x*y) is simply cos⁡(x∗y)\cos(x*y).

D

Differentiating sin⁡(x∗y)\sin(x*y) requires the chain rule, leading to cos⁡(x∗y)∗(y+x∗(dy/dx))\cos(x*y)*(y + x*(dy/dx)).

Hint
Did You Know?
Explain Why
Explain All Answers
Check Answer
Show Correct Answer
Report Question

Question Leaderboard

Rank
User
Correct Count
Attempt Count
Total Time
Score
#1haneesh19.1211 0m 00s 100
#2daniel.rufener22 2m 00s 80
#3neilkris1911 1m 22s 18
#4splashmountain0111 2m 54s -74
Items per page:
10
1 – 4 of 4

AI Tutor

How can I help?

APFIVE © 2020.
Email: apfive@apfive.org|Privacy Policy|