Implicit differentiation is a derivation method for certain types of functions, that is, those that cannot isolate the value of one of its variables. It is necessary to know the applications and properties of this type of derivation. Using this information and your knowledge about these derivatives, analyze the following statements:
I. When one derives implicitly, one must derive both sides of equality.
II. When derived implicitly, the chain rule is used.
III. Derivation implicitly does not exclude the need to use other derivation methods. IV. The implicit derivation will always result in positive values. Only what is stated in:
I, II e III.
II e III.
III e IV.
II, III e IV.
I e II.
Implicit differentiation is a derivation method for certain types of functions, that is, those that cannot...
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