How do you determine dy/dx given #x^(1/4)+y^(1/4)=2#?
1 Answer
Oct 28, 2016
Well, the hardest part is remembering that
If you've got this in your head, finding dy/dx should be fairly easy...
To simplify matters though, I will turn 1/4 into the variable n...
This means that:
Also...
Now, since n=1/4:
Which means that:
This can be made to look prettier...
And presto!!