Implicit Derivatives
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Implicit derivatives are derivative of functions that are not given in y=axn.... form.
For example:
- y=x2+5
- y'=2x
If we do not have y=axn....
- y2-x=25
- 2yy'-1=0
- 2yy'=1
- y'=(1/2)y is the derivative
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