'points] " Solve dy dx (x+y+1) _(x+y_1)'
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First, we need to use the product rule to differentiate the expression inside the parentheses: dy/dx [(x+y+1)(x+y-1)] = [(x+y+1)(dy/dx(x+y-1)) + (x+y-1)(dy/dx(x+y+1))] Show more…
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