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using only words can you explain how to solve: find dy/dx by implicit differentiation. tan^-1 (x^2,y)=x+xy^2

using only words can you explain how to solve:
find dy/dx by implicit differentiation.
tan^-1 (x^2,y)=x+xy^2

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