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Can someone link me to a really good explanation of implicit differentiation?

I've had people tell me that y acts like a function, and that people are "multiplying by [math]\frac{dy}{dx}[/math] " , and that its somehow a version of the chain rule, and also they use a circle as an example of a function, which doesn't pass the "only one y value per x value" test of being a function. Its quite confusing. Also if someone could show me an application of this it may be helpful.

Math bff just shows me how to solve the problem, and really doesn't explain whats happening that well.

Sorry if laytecks got messed up, i'm new.

>>9701854
>>9701859

If you even have to ask whats wrong with philosophy then you need to sign your donor card and an hero.

>unemployable
>the study of knowledge reality and existence is accomplished by science not by thinkin' real hard
>offers infinite questions and answers none of them

>>9423665
It would be loud.