Calculus BC 2014 Implicit Differentiation. Implicit Differentiation Equation for a line: Explicit Form Implicit Form Differentiate the Explicit Differentiation.

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Calculus BC 2014 Implicit Differentiation

Implicit Differentiation Equation for a line: Explicit Form Implicit Form Differentiate the Explicit Differentiation taking place with respect to x. The derivative is explicit also.

Implicit Differentiation Equation of circle: To work explicitly; must work two equations Implicit Differentiation is a Short Cut - A method to handle equations that are not easily written explicitly. ( Usually non-functions)

Implicit Differentiation Chain Rule Pretend y is some function like so becomes (A) (B) (C) Note: Use the Leibniz form. Leads to Parametric and Related Rates. Find the derivative with respect to x

Implicit Differentiation (D) Product Rule (E) Chain Rule

Implicit Differentiation To find implicitly. EX: Diff Both Sides of equation with respect to x Solve for

EX 1: (a) Find the derivative at the point ( 5, 3 ), at ( -1,-3 ) (b) Find where the curve has a horizontal tangent. (c) Find where the curve has vertical tangents.

Ex 2:

Why Implicit? Explicit Form:

Ex 2 Graph: Plot the Folium of Descartes on your graphing calculator and determine the portion of the folium generated when (a) t 0 Parametric Form:

2 nd Derivatives NOTICE:The second derivative is in terms of x, y, AND dy /dx. The final step will be to substitute back the value of dy / dx into the second derivative. EX: Our friendly circle. Find the 2 nd Derivative.

2 nd Derivatives EX: Find the 2 nd Derivative.

Higher Derivatives EX: Find the Third Derivative.

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