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oswald
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Homework Statement
Find y'
Homework Equations
The Attempt at a Solution
My solution:
it's correct?
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Implicit Differentiation: Find Y
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The discussion revolves around the topic of implicit differentiation, specifically focusing on finding the derivative y'. The original poster has presented a solution but has not provided the full context of the problem.
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- Exploratory, Assumption checking
Approaches and Questions Raised
- Participants are questioning the clarity of the original poster's question and the context needed to assess the solution. There are comments about the necessity of providing the equation from which y' is to be derived.
Discussion Status
The discussion is ongoing, with participants expressing uncertainty about the original poster's solution due to the lack of context. Some have offered light-hearted remarks, while others emphasize the need for more information to provide meaningful feedback.
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There is a notable absence of the specific equation or problem statement that the original poster is working from, which is crucial for evaluating the solution presented.
Find y'
My solution:
it's correct?
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danago
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Hard to tell until you post the question 
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SmashtheVan
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yes, telling us where to find y prime FROM would be helpful :D
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Chaos2009
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I find nothing wrong with your solution. 
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Mark44
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Or anything right, for that matter.
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tnutty
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Your question stumps me. my guess to the solution would be dirty rabbit eating, fox wearing donkey butt. I am pretty confident this is right. Ask your professor, he will
probably say the same.
probably say the same.
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