Implicit differentiation question with inverse trig

[iwantcalculus]

Homework Statement

Homework Equations

The Attempt at a Solution

Note: by real solution I mean the correct implicit
derivative, not an actual real solution...
Please help![/B]

 

[ehild]

You can expand and simplify the expansion under the square root.
And you were asked to apply implicit differentiation. How would you do it?
Please, type in your work.

 

[Mark44]

You can expand and simplify the expansion under the square root.
And you were asked to apply implicit differentiation. How would you do it?

@iwantcalculus, there's the "brute force" way, which is how you are proceeding, and there's a different way that involves implicit differentiation. What's another way to write the equation you're starting with.

Please, type in your work.

Absolutely. Posting an image of your work doesn't let us insert a comment at a particular location where you might have gone wrong.