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If $f(x,y) = x \oplus y$ and $x = 1$, what must $y = $ for $f(x,y) = 1$?

          If $f(x,y) = x \oplus y$ and $x = 1$, what must $y = $ for $f(x,y) = 1$?
        
If f(x,y) = x ⊕ y and x = 1, what must y = for f(x,y) = 1?

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If f(x, y) = x^2 + y and x = 1, what must y = for f(x, y) = 1? If f(x, y) = xy and x = 1, what must y = for f(x, y) = 1?
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00:01 Hello, we are given this implicit equation for y and we have to find y triple prime at x equal to 1.
00:12 So first let us find out the value of y at x equal to 1.
00:16 So let us plug in x equal to 1 into this equation and see what we get.
00:21 We get 1 plus 1 times y is y plus y cube is equal to 1 and we can cancel the 1.
00:31 We will have y plus y cube equal to 0.
00:33 If you take y common, we have y times 1 plus y square equal to 0.
00:38 Now 1 plus y square factor is always greater than equal to 1 because y square is non -negative.
00:45 So this is never 0.
00:47 So we have that the only solution of this equation is y equal to 0.
00:51 So we see that when x equal to 1, y equal to 0.
00:57 Now let us differentiate both sides of this equation.
01:00 We will get 2x plus 1 times y plus x times y prime plus 3 y square times y prime equal to 0.
01:11 Now into this, let us plug in x equal to 1 and y equal to 0.
01:18 Then this will give us the value of y prime at this point.
01:24 Now when we do that, we get 2.
01:30 This is 0.
01:33 This thing is y prime and this thing is 0.
01:40 Sorry.
01:41 Yeah, we are doing it here.
01:43 So 2 times 1 into this, if you plug in x equal to 1, y equal to 0, we get 2 times 1 plus 0 plus x times y prime, which is 1 times y prime, which is y prime plus 0 equal to 0.
02:01 So 2 plus y prime equal to 0, y prime equal to minus 2.
02:05 So we find that the value of y prime at this point x equal to 1 is minus 2...
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