Implicit Differentiation
Differentiating equations that are not explicitly solved for y in terms of x.
Key Questions
- Explain why implicit differentiation is necessary for certain types of equations.
- Differentiate between explicit and implicit differentiation techniques.
- Construct the derivative of a complex implicit function.
Common Core State Standards
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