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Solve using Implicit Differentiation showing all steps: a.) xy^2-y^2=6 b.) x^2 − 2xcosy + y^2 = 3 c.)...

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Solve using Implicit Differentiation showing all steps:

a.) xy^2-y^2=6

b.) x^2 − 2xcosy + y^2 = 3

c.) x = x + y/2y − x

d.) x^2 + 4cos(xy) − y^2 = 8

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