Worked example: Evaluating derivative with implicit differentiation | AP Calculus AB | Khan Academy

[@T4l0nITA]

Great video, just pointing out at the end you can simplify 3(y-x)^2 at the nominator and denominator it ends : 1 - (2x / 3(y-x)^2)

[@jounynFM]

I did enjoy that.

[@shengweihe3000]

Thank you so much sir!

[@tarfaibrahim912]

thank you

[@NaazSyed020]

we used to derivative in order to find slope of a curve since m is not Same all over the function

[@josecuenca5571]

I love you khan

[@AKess47]

*thanks*

[@Bromar01]

What happens when a variable gets knocked out?

[@Erecura]

I would've canceled out the 3(y-x)^2....=/ which leads to a different answer. why can't you mathematically do that?

[@zyro9922]

+Teresa Benites How would you do that?

[@cath6403]

Either coz of + & - sign

[@kavudu213]

o_O 8)

[@alexgabel4379]

It's explicit...

[@bluelightning5071]

implicit..

[@SteakAndMusic]

Not with x and y on same side