Math, asked by snehasristi1298, 8 months ago

if x^16 y^9=(x^2+y), prove that dy/dx=2y/x

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Answered by atharva1117

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sorry buddy weak in derivatives

Answered by yaminimanda2211

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I think the question is wrong...the correct form of the question is

if x^16 y^9=(x^2+y)^17, prove that dy/dx=2y/z

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