Learn the basics to implicit differentiation

The video tutorial explains implicit differentiation, focusing on deriving equations without explicitly solving for Y. It covers taking derivatives with respect to X, using the chain rule, and solving for Y prime. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of using dy/dx over Y prime for clarity. The final solution involves substituting back the value of Y to find the derivative.

What is the derivative of X^2 with respect to X?

Explain the chain rule in the context of differentiating Y with respect to X.

Why is Y prime considered faster and easier than using DY DX?

How do you derive the expression for DY DX when Y is equal to 4 - X^2 raised to the 1/2?

What does the plus or minus sign indicate when solving for Y in the context of derivatives?