Lecture

Implicit Functions Theorem

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This lecture covers the Implicit Functions Theorem, which deals with defining functions implicitly when isolation is not possible. It explains the conditions under which implicit functions can be defined and demonstrates the process through various examples. The theorem is applied to find solutions and calculate derivatives in cases where explicit expressions are not available.

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Analysis: Calculus

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