Let z be a function defined implicitly in the variables x and y such that: x^3 + y^3 + z^3 + 6xyz = 1. Determine dz/dy(0, 1/2). A. -1/?7 B. -2/?7 C. -3/?7 D. -1/?49 E. -2/?49 F. -3/?49
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