Find the dy/dx for thisX²+y²+4x+6y+1=0?
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Answer:
dy/dx=(-(x+2)/(y+3))
Step-by-step explanation:
differentiating both sides
2x+2y*y'+4+6y'=0
=> -(2x+4)=2yy'+6y'
-(2x+4)=y'*(2y+6)
so y'=dy/dx=-(2x+4)/(2y+6)
simplyfying
dy/dx=(-(x+2)/(y+3))
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