The value of the differential with respect to x is -xy/x²+ay
<h3>Implicit differentiation</h3>
Given the following function
x²y +ay² = b
We are to differentiate implicitly with respect to x
x²dy/dx + 2xy + 2aydy/dx = 0
(2x²+2ay)dy/dx = -2xy
dy/dx = -xy/x²+ay
Hence the value of the differential with respect to x is -xy/x²+ay
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Answer:
(Change in y)/(change in x) is defined as the average rate of change.
For a linear equation:
y = a*x + b
A is the average rate of change, and is called the "slope" of the linear equation, and this is a constant.
Then the sentence will be:
"The average change between two ordered pairs (x,y) is the ratio (change in x)/(change in y)
In a linear function, this is called the slope, and it is constant"
