Lecture
Implicit Differentiation
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This lecture covers implicit differentiation, where variables are linked by a constraint function. It explores finding functions locally, solving equations like f(x, y) = c, and the Implicit Function Theorem. The theorem states conditions for a unique function to be defined locally. Examples and calculations are provided to illustrate the concepts.
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