Mathematics, 21.10.2019 14:30 nikki8240

Find the dy/dx for the equation below using the implicit differentiation. tq
$x - 4y = e ^{2x + 3y - 1}$

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Find the dy/dx for the equation below using the implicit differentiation. tq
[tex]x - 4y = e ^{...