Implicit Differentiation With Partial Derivatives Using The Implicit Function Theorem | Calculus 3

This Calculus 3 video tutorial explains how to perform implicit differentiation with partial derivatives using the implicit function theorem.
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Can anyone tell me the reason for using f(x,y) instead of f(x,y,z) in the first problem even though we have Z in the equation?

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if it were f(x,y,z), we would not be able to isolate dz/dx, instead it would act as a constant. But because it is dependent on the function meaning it depends on either x or y or in this case (both) when we perform a derivative with respect to x, you must leave the tag (dz/dx). :)

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Time 1:21 in Fx=2x-3(1)y^2 Isn't it supposed to be =2x+3(1)y^2?

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0:25 why do we want to set F(x,y,z) to the side with everything in it? is there something special about letting F(x,y,z) = (side with everything) = 0 that is crucial for finding dell z / dell x and dell z / dell y?

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Where did the negative came from the dz/dx ? Why there is a negative sign?

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Why F(x,y)=... and why not F(x,y,z)=... ? Also, where does the minus sign come from in dz/dx ? To understand all this, what video should be seen first ?

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I speak with only 1 day of learning I'm not 100% clear though I think Z itself is a function of variables x & y

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From what I understand, f(x,y) = z. z being the dependent variable and x and y being the independent variable. This video explains how to differentiate a function where z is implicitly defined as a function of x and y. I might be missing something here.

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If i wanna find Zxx , is it -Fxx/Fzz then?