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Implicit Differentiation Key

This document contains 6 multiple choice questions about implicit differentiation. The questions cover finding derivatives using implicit differentiation, matching derivatives to expressions, justifying/proving derivatives, extending concepts to new functions, and critiquing mistakes in differentiation. The document is attributed to Vicki Carter from West Florence High School.

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Implicit Differentiation Key

This document contains 6 multiple choice questions about implicit differentiation. The questions cover finding derivatives using implicit differentiation, matching derivatives to expressions, justifying/proving derivatives, extending concepts to new functions, and critiquing mistakes in differentiation. The document is attributed to Vicki Carter from West Florence High School.

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AP Calculus – Mixed Six – Implicit Differentiation No Calculator

1. Factual Recall 2. Carry out a Procedure 3. Classify a Mathematical Object


d dy Match the derivatives.
( x + y) Find the derivative, .
( e − y)
dx dx d x dy
ey 
dy sin y − x = 3 dx dx
=1+
d dy
dx dy
cos y  −1 = 0 ( sin y ) esin y  cos y 
dx dx dx

( e )
d dy 1 d y dy
( xy ) = or sec y cos y 
dx dx cos y dx dx

( e )
dy x 2 − 3 xy = 5 d sin y dy
=x +y ex −
dx dx dx
 dy 
2 x − 3 x + y  = 0
 dx 
dy 3 y − 2 x 2x − 3y
= or
dx −3 x 3x
4. Prove, Show, Justify 5. Extend a Concept 6. Critique a Fallacy
dy dx Marci completes the first step to find
Show that the derivative, is correct. Find the derivative, .
for sin ( x 2 y ) = 4. Her first step is
dx dt dy
sin ( xy ) = 2 x e6t − t + ln x = 7 x dx
 dy 
 dy  1 dx dx cos ( x 2 y )   2 x  = 0
cos ( xy )   x + y  = 2 6e6t − 1 +
 =7
 dx 
 dx  x dt dt
1 dx dx What mistake has Marci made?
dy
x cos ( xy ) + y cos ( xy ) = 2  − 7 = 1 − 6e6t
dx x dt dt
Marci did not use the Product Rule for
dx 1 − 6e6t x − 6 xe6t x2 y. The first step should be
= or
1 1 − 7x
dy 2 − y cos ( xy )
dt −7  dy 
= x cos ( x 2 y )   x 2 + 2 xy  = 0
dx x cos ( xy )  dx 

Vicki Carter, West Florence High School

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