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find dy/dx. yo do not need to simplify. 1. 4cos(x)sin(y)+tan(x/y)=1+x+y 2. x/y=cosx Please show work.

find dy/dx. yo do not need to simplify.

1. 4cos(x)sin(y)+tan(x/y)=1+x+y

2. x/y=cosx

Please show work.

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