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6 March, 15:13

Find y'' by implicit differentiation. 4x3 + 5y3 = 2

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  1. 6 March, 15:15
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    Differentiate implicitly using the power rule:

    12x^2 + 15y^2y' = 0

    Make y' the subject:

    15y^2y' = - 12x^2

    y' = - (4x^2) / 3y^2

    Differentiate again using the quotient rule:

    y'' = [-8x (3y^2) - 6yy' (-4x^2) ] / 9y^4

    y'' = (-24xy^2 + 24x^2yy') / 9y^4

    Simplify:

    y'' = (-8xy + 8x^2y') / 3y^3

    Substitute (4x^2) / 3y^2 back for y':

    y'' = (-8xy + 8x^2 * 4x^2 / 3y^2) / 3y^3

    y'' = (-24xy^3 + 32x^4) / 9y^5
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