general

Alternatively

do not sub in your solution of dy/dx

uh

just solve dy/dx at the point

then sub in the solution

what is the point?

at the point (0,3) find the rate of change in the slope of the curve with respect to x

so derivative of that second equation

at 0,3

I mean

I got -95/7^3

prob did it wrong

idk

uh

Been a while since I have done this

You're doing it wrong Pika, you need to seperate like terms first

How the fuck am I supposed to write math equations in discord, fuck

rip

Seperate into y/(1+2y) and -2x/(1+2y)

I guess that makes much more sense than what I idd

This is fundemental calc shit, not real calc

This is what you'd be taught right after fundemental theorum and the limit proofs

I was taught this shit in hs before I knew of the fundemental theorem, they just taught us the process and explained nothing

My point is this version of calc is irrelevant, you'll never actually do this shit

^^^

so uh

gimme a sec

i think i may have gotten a nanswer

that is somewhat rational

Should be rational

irrational numbers are unlikely in this

(-10(x+y)(x-y))/(x-2y)^3

wait

thats x^2+y^2 not (x+y)(x-y)

but ima try spooky's way

wait i think i will arrive at the same answer

either way it feels very wrong

so...

i have no idea what to do t this point

pemdas

what are you trying to do?

@Phijkchu_Pikachu any chance this could be used to solve his problem? Kappa

Yeah I think the hessian will help

gotta use that sophomore mathematics to solve this

literally just got to this in calc 3 today

it just came up on monday in my machine learning class

thats the only reason i remember it existing