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I need to find the second derivative for this:
2x^2-3y^2=4
I understand all the steps but for some reason I get the wrong numerator. I get
(6y^-4x^2)/9y^3
The answer is -8/9y^3
12 years ago

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Steve
The original equation says that 4x^2-6y^2=8. So, your answer is correct, but unsimplified.
12 years ago

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