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1. (a) For the relation. xe^y= x^-1 ln(y^2 +1)-arcsec x taking the derivative of both sides...

1. (a) For the relation. xe^y= x^-1 ln(y^2 +1)-arcsec x taking the derivative of both sides implicitly yields 5 terms. Find them and briefly explain how to determine which include y’ and which don’t.

(b) What is the LCD of the equation you found in part (a), including negative exponents?

(c) Multiply the equation you found in (a) by the LCD from (b) to clear all fractions. Then solve for y’.

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