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11/28/2013 4:50:30 PM
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d/dx(x^2) + d/dy(7y^3) = 2x + 21y^2 Reported for being wrong.
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Chill bro, it was yoke as if I didn't know how to do implicit differentiation :|
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Oh look, it's Jim the Admin.
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That isn't implicit differentiation you thunder-blam!-. Both derivatives are and in terms on x and y respectively. Implicit it when you have both x and y within one derivative. Muted.
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What a c unt. It's in the form of implicit differentiation you stupid -blam!-
