Here are the differentiations with respect to x:
- For the equation x2+y2=x+4+8:
Step 1: Simplify the equation.
x2+y2=x+12
Step 2: Differentiate both sides with respect to x. Remember to use the chain rule for terms involving y.
dxd(x2)+dxd(y2)=dxd(x)+dxd(12)
2x+2ydxdy=1+0
Step 3: Isolate dxdy.
2ydxdy=1−2x
dxdy=2y1−2x
The derivative is:
dxdy=2y1−2x
- For the equation x3+y3=x3y3−1:
Step 1: Differentiate both sides with respect to x. Use the chain rule for y terms and the product rule for x3y3.
dxd(x3)+dxd(y3)=dxd(x3y3)−dxd(1)
3x2+3y2dxdy=(3x2y3+x3⋅3y2dxdy)−0
3x2+3y2dxdy=3x2y3+3x3y2dxdy
Step 2: Group terms containing dxdy on one side and other terms on the other side.
3y2dxdy−3x3y2dxdy=3x2y3−3x2
Step 3: Factor out dxdy and solve for it.
dxdy(3y2−3x3y2)=3x2y3−3x2
dxdy=3y2−3x3y23x2y3−3x2
Step 4: Simplify the expression by factoring out common terms.
dxdy=3y2(1−x3)3x2(y3−1)
dxdy=y2(1−x3)x2(y3−1)
The derivative is:
dxdy=y2(1−x3)x2(y3−1)
- For the equation xy=yx:
Step 1: Take the natural logarithm of both sides to bring down the exponents.
ln(xy)=ln(yx)
ylnx=xlny
Step 2: Differentiate both sides with respect to x using the product rule.
dxd(ylnx)=dxd(xlny)
(dxdy⋅lnx+y⋅x1)=(1⋅lny+x⋅y1dxdy)
lnxdxdy+xy=lny+yxdxdy
Step 3: Group terms containing dxdy on one side and other terms on the other side.
lnxdxdy−yxdxdy=lny−xy
Step 4: Factor out dxdy and solve for it.
dxdy(lnx−yx)=lny−xy
dxdy(yylnx−x)=xxlny−y
dxdy=yylnx−xxxlny−y
dxdy=xxlny−y⋅ylnx−xy
dxdy=x(ylnx−x)y(xlny−y)
The derivative is:
dxdy=x(ylnx−x)y(xlny−y)
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