What is slope of the line?
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Hello there!
To find the slope of a line, we need to know at least two points contained in the graph of the line.
The slope of a line passing through the points
and
is given by the formula:
.
As we can see on the graph, two points contained on the line are and
.
Using the formula above, we get that:
Subtract the values on both numerator and denominator of the fraction
This is the slope of this line we were looking for.
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You have y as an implicit function of x:
sin(xy) – x = 0
Use implicit differentiation. As y is a function of x, then you must apply the chain rule there:
d d
—— [ sin(xy) – x ] = —— (0)
dx dx
d d d
—— [ sin(xy) ] – —— (x) = —— (0)
dx dx dx
d
—— [ sin(xy) ] – 1 = 0
dx
d
—— [ sin(xy) ] = 1
dx
d
cos(xy) · —— (xy) = 1
dx
Now, apply the product rule for that last derivative:
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dy
Isolate —— :
dx
dy
x cos(xy) · —— = 1 – y cos(xy)
dx
Assuming x cos(xy) ≠ 0,
dy 1 – y cos(xy)
—— = ———————— <——— this is the answer.
dx x cos (xy)
I hope this helps. =)
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You have y as an implicit function of x:
sin(xy) – x = 0
Use implicit differentiation. As y is a function of x, then you must apply the chain rule there:
d d
—— [ sin(xy) – x ] = —— (0)
dx dx
d d d
—— [ sin(xy) ] – —— (x) = —— (0)
dx dx dx
d
—— [ sin(xy) ] – 1 = 0
dx
d
—— [ sin(xy) ] = 1
dx
d
cos(xy) · —— (xy) = 1
dx
Now, apply the product rule for that last derivative:
dy
Isolate —— :
dx
dy
x cos(xy) · —— = 1 – y cos(xy)
dx
Assuming x cos(xy) ≠ 0,
dy 1 – y cos(xy)
—— = ———————— <——— this is the answer.
dx x cos (xy)
I hope this helps. =)